test case:
* create master document with a sample tiddler Foo (I used a fresh
TiddlyWiki 2.6.0)
* create a client document, importing from the master (tested with both
2.6.0 and 2.6.1b1, as well as with file and http URIs for the master)
* memorize Foo's body and server.host field
* change Foo's body in master
* in the client, access the backstage's sync tab; it will report Foo as
"changed on server" - select Foo and hit the Sync button, which will
result in a "retrieved update from server" message
* in the client, inspect Foo - the tiddler body remains as before the
update and the server.host field is blank
(tested with Firefox 2.6.8 on Ubuntu)
Can anyone confirm this behavior? If so, we should fix it before
releasing 2.6.1.
-- F.
Martin
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While I could reliably reproduce this issue on my other machine, I
cannot do so now after reinstalling Ubuntu (and Firefox).
Instead, I now get a "tiddler is undefined" exception in
config.macros.sync.doSync for _some_ tiddlers (updating MainMenu from
master worked fine, but updating bar didn't) - don't have time to
provide a proper test case right now, so will have to return to this at
a later time.
-- F.