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Jamie Poitra replied on August 28, 2008 17:09 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

This is very good news. This is currently my biggest issue with ExpanDrive. Looking forward to the new release when MacFUSE gets around to releasing the feature in a stable manner.

Jeff Mancuso replied on August 28, 2008 17:00 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

MacFUSE 1.9, in experimental developer release, now supports the feature we needed. ExpanDrive 1.2.11 adds experimental support to let us detect and update our cache if the file has been changed on the server.

pixelthing replied on August 27, 2008 10:24 to the question "Is there syntax highlighting in the code browser?" in Beanstalk:

is it only activated in the paid-for accounts? Because I can't see any styling either, in safari3 or FF3

A comment on the question "Is there syntax highlighting in the code browser?" in Beanstalk:

I'd also like to know how to enable it (if it isn't enabled by default) as there is currently no syntax highlighting at all when browsing my repository - this is for CSS and PHP files. – Ben Dodson, on August 24, 2008 20:57

A comment on the question "Is there syntax highlighting in the code browser?" in Beanstalk:

But how is it activated? None of my CSS/PHP files show up highlighted... Should I set the svn:mime-type to trigger this behavior...? – Marijn, on August 12, 2008 18:44

PDXMan replied on June 19, 2008 21:26 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

hm. . . . could you check your "trash" Jeff and see if my email ended up in it?

PDXMan replied on June 19, 2008 17:02 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

I'll take you up on that offer, thanks Jeff. Check your "in" box.

Jeff Mancuso replied on June 19, 2008 16:34 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

PDXMan, if you email support@magnetk.com we could help you out a bit more on this

PDXMan replied on June 19, 2008 16:05 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

Thanks Jeff,

I'm assuming that you'll not this in a future change-log on your site, so I'll have a way of knowing when the patch is available? Hope it doesn't take Singh and his team too long to push this out.

Nic Johnson replied on June 19, 2008 14:46 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

Why is my update telling me I'm current with version 1.2.0?

Jeff Mancuso replied on June 19, 2008 14:04 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

Unfortunately this issue is related to 10.5.3 and MacFUSE. We've worked with google on fixing this, and a fix is indeed in place - we're waiting for them to push out the update and we'll incorproate the fix. Sorry about this!

PDXMan replied on June 19, 2008 07:20 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

Shucks. .. . ran the auto update, and that did allow an update on one Mac, but not on another, (even though I just updated both from a download from your site about a half hour before. But we're still fighting the cache issue here.

Also getting "An unexpected error occurred (error code -43)" sometimes.

OS X 10.5.3 fully up to date.

Anything else I should try here?

PDXMan replied on June 19, 2008 06:33 to the problem "1.2.2 Cache Issue" in Magnetk:

How is it that Jamie is always one step ahead of me.

Ilya Sabanin replied on June 18, 2008 16:37 to the question "Is there syntax highlighting in the code browser?" in Beanstalk:

Yes, Beanstalk provide syntax highlighting for next languages: C#, C++, VB, SQL, Ruby, Python, PHP, JavaScript, Java, Delphi, (x)HTML, XML and CSS.

Chris Nagele replied on June 09, 2008 18:31 to the question "Why no Deployment ?" in Beanstalk:

Deployment is here!

http://help.beanstalkapp.com/articles...

It's in beta, so please give us feedback we will improve over the next few weeks.

Thanks.

ForkBender replied on June 06, 2008 19:07 to the question "Versions with https warning" in Beanstalk:

I posted about this on my blog: http://www.charlessieg.com/?p=30

See also: http://www.charlessieg.com/?p=29

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Jamie Poitra replied on June 05, 2008 14:23 to the question "Why no Deployment ?" in Beanstalk:

It would be interesting to think about possibly working on a more typical API as well.

I have a number of sites that I work on where the code being deployed would actually go to a database record instead of a file on the server. It would be nice if when a file is committed I could have that file sent to my server as XML data or something like that where it could then be immediately placed into the database as opposed to having a server script periodically check a folder and then do some sort of import. One would be much more immediate.

Not necessarily something I have to have. But it would be a nice deployment option.

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