New files & folders do not appear in sidebar

[AmidaObscura]

I suppose it's related to what I wrote earlier:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9234

[tom_office]

Hi,

same problem here with ST2 2217 and OS X 10.7.5

Everything worked perfecty until yesterday evening.
This morning the sidebar stopped to autorefresh.
Nothing changed in the project settings, nor do I have symlinked files. The problem affects the whole project tree.

I can use the sidebar to delete files and to create new ones... and they ARE created and deleted correctly. Still, it doesn't update.
Same story if I create or remove a file using the terminal (either through a script or manually). It doesn't update.

It had always updated automatically... until today I didn't even know about the "project->refresh folders" menu option.

I tried to empty the application cache files and preferences, but to no result.

[TobyG]

Hi there,

I've also just started having this problem. Am using OSX 10.8.2 & ST2 build 2217.

For me, files that were previously showing up, are no longer showing for some reason. Earlier, they did appear eventually after a good few minutes.

Hope we can get this fixed pretty quickly, as it's really hindering my speed of work.

Other than that, love the app!

[TrevorBurnham]

I'm experiencing this as well under OS X 10.8.2, and can confirm that it's not a package or preferences issue. Steps to replicate:

1. I removed "Application Support/Sublime Text 2"
2. I installed the latest ST2 (Build 2217)
3. I opened a folder (using "subl ."), created a new file within ST2, and saved it as "foo.txt" within that folder.

The sidebar does not show the newly-created file. It does appear if I run the "Project -> Refresh Folders" command. The same goes for deleting and renaming files and folders.

[TrevorBurnham]

Oh, one important addendum: Installing the SideBarEnhancements package fixes the issue.

[reedwade]

fyi - I'm seeing this consistently at home w/Linux Mint 13
but never at work where we use Ubuntu 10

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At home it's ext4 local disk.

At work it's all NFS.

I'd expect more problems like this w/NFS.

[jvenator]

Oh, one important addendum: Installing the SideBarEnhancements package fixes the issue.

This worked for me today. Thanks Trevor!

[natewiebe13]

This is still an issue and needs to be fixed.

Using:
Ubuntu 12.10 x64
ST2 v2.0.1, Build 2217

[Viacheslav]

This is still an issue and needs to be fixed.

Using:
Ubuntu 12.10 x64
ST2 v2.0.1, Build 2217

Had the same issue on Ubuntu 12.10 x64 but it was regression in new Ubuntu kernel(3.5.0-22-generic) that has strange issue with Inotify. Downgrading to 3.5.0-17-generic fixed sidebar autoupdate for me.

[natewiebe13]

Had the same issue on Ubuntu 12.10 x64 but it was regression in new Ubuntu kernel(3.5.0-22-generic) that has strange issue with Inotify. Downgrading to 3.5.0-17-generic fixed sidebar autoupdate for me.

This is in fact the issue. I resolved this by upgrading to 3.5.0-23.