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Patch
A patch is a list of deletions, additions and changes that, when applied to an original file, produces a modified file. If the original and modified files are big, instead of storing them both, you can compare them, export the patch file, and store the original file along with the patch. Since the patch only…
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File sequence
A file sequence allows to open two or more directories or snapshots in a single graph and manually transition between them. While opening a single directory allows to see changes to that directory in real time, a file sequence allows to see changes between the different directories, which usually represent different points in time. In…
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Graph type
Pie chart The pie chart displays all files and directories up to a certain level. By navigating into a directory, the innermost hidden levels become visible. In the View menu you can change the following display settings: Tree map The tree map displays all files regardless of their level.
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How can I sync a regular file or package like the Photos Library?
SyncTime syncs the source with the destination. It does not sync the source with the file inside the destination that has the same name as the source. That’s why the source and the destination need to have the same type: they both need to be either directories, packages or regular files. Photos Library In a…
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What are .DS_Store, .localized, .Spotlight-V100 etc.?
macOS sometimes creates files that are hidden in the Finder and may cause confusion when mentioned in a sync error or listed in the sync confirmation dialog. Tip: you can toggle the display of hidden files in the Finder with the keyboard shortcut Command-Shift-. For additional help, see Filters.
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Control SyncTime with AppleScript
To view the available AppleScript commands, open the Script Editor app (in /Applications/Utilities), then select File > Open Dictionary and choose SyncTime in the application list. Tip: if you want SyncTime to quit after running a sync, don’t use the quit command, as it will run immediately after starting the sync and will cause SyncTime…
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Why is CPU usage so high during syncs?
CPU usage can increase linearly with the number of syncs running in parallel. CPU usage can also vary depending on the speed of the involved volumes. If you have several syncs running in parallel, you can try to run them sequentially to reduce the amount of resources used at the same time. Some possibilities are:
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Localization workflow
This sample workflow shows how you create a new Localiji document, edit App Store Connect attributes in and outside of Localiji, export files for external translation services and upload changes again to App Store Connect. Setup Create a new Localiji document by selecting File > New… and then the app registered in App Store Connect…
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Why is the last sync date not updated?
The last sync date is only updated when the sync completes without errors. When one or more errors happen, it may look like all files are synced correctly, but some files may be missing or synced incorrectly. On the side of the sync item you should see a button with the error count: clicking on…