Most days I copy lots of files back and forth between my hard disk and USB memory stick. Typically there is a 1-2 second difference in the time stamps, which under normal circumstances is nicely ignored by setting Session Settings > Comparison > Compare timestamps to a 4 second tolerance.
However, occasionally, when I try to copy or update, I will get a message that says the destination file is newer than the source file, asking me to verify the overwrite for every file. This is very annoying. Even if I set the timestamp tolerance to 6 seconds (far larger than the indicated time difference), I keep getting the messages. In the worst cases, I have to close another application that I've been using (MATLAB) and/or close BC3. Sometimes, just hiding files that are the same solves the problem. Sometimes, selecting only the files and not their folders solves the problem. So far, the only consistency is that it only occurs when I have been doing lots of work with MATLAB (and possibly the CRiSP editor) and have BC3 open at the same time. I have only encountered this in the current beta release.
Has anyone else seen these occasionally incorrect messages wrt timestamps? Any ideas for the cause?
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However, occasionally, when I try to copy or update, I will get a message that says the destination file is newer than the source file, asking me to verify the overwrite for every file. This is very annoying. Even if I set the timestamp tolerance to 6 seconds (far larger than the indicated time difference), I keep getting the messages. In the worst cases, I have to close another application that I've been using (MATLAB) and/or close BC3. Sometimes, just hiding files that are the same solves the problem. Sometimes, selecting only the files and not their folders solves the problem. So far, the only consistency is that it only occurs when I have been doing lots of work with MATLAB (and possibly the CRiSP editor) and have BC3 open at the same time. I have only encountered this in the current beta release.
Has anyone else seen these occasionally incorrect messages wrt timestamps? Any ideas for the cause?
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