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Generally everything is working, including other projects.
However, with a project accessed via a network drive, the plugin seems unhappy. Environment is Windows 10, Active Directory, nothing terribly exciting. Debug logs while working on a network drive project look like:
{"now": "2019/03/28 15:59:13 -0500", "version": "10.6.1", "plugin": "sublime/3200 sublime-wakatime/8.3.3", "file": "\\\\tftp\\tftpboot\\boot.ipxe", "level": "DEBUG", "message": "File does not exist; ignoring this heartbeat."}
I assure you that file most certainly does exist.
If I network map \\tftp\tftpboot to a drive letter, perhaps T: as in TFTP, then open the project at the location T:\tftpboot.sublime-project (instead of \\tftp\tftpboot\tftpboot.sublime-project), then the plugin works great and properly logs everything and all is well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Generally everything is working, including other projects.
However, with a project accessed via a network drive, the plugin seems unhappy. Environment is Windows 10, Active Directory, nothing terribly exciting. Debug logs while working on a network drive project look like:
I assure you that file most certainly does exist.
If I network map
\\tftp\tftpboot
to a drive letter, perhapsT:
as in TFTP, then open the project at the locationT:\tftpboot.sublime-project
(instead of\\tftp\tftpboot\tftpboot.sublime-project
), then the plugin works great and properly logs everything and all is well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: