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Altium user directory on a OneDrive path causes library LibPkg compilation to fail

lamabrew
lamabrew over 6 years ago

To simplify moving between machines I keep pretty much everything on my Microsoft OneDrive tree.  I recently got around to relocating my libraries and templates.  However this causes a library compile to fail:

 

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Messages console says it worked:

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but a check of the file shows its date/time unchanged.

 

I do have a workaround, but it's slow:

  1. Open the libpkg file
  2. Edit the underlying library file(s) in CS
  3. Exit CS (you must exit CS, if you don't the next step fails saying the file is in use, even if you close the .LibPkg file.)
  4. Delete the .IntLib file in the target directory
  5. Open CS
  6. Compile the .LibPkg file

 

It's really painful adding parts, as you have to add it to the .PcbLib, and then do all of the above to add the footprint to the component, and then do all of the above again to actually use the new component.

 

I've googled for issues with OneDrive and Altium but did not find anything.  I checked directory permissions.  All other CS operations work with OneDrive without issue.

 

Seems unlikely I'm the first person to use OneDrive so I gotta believe there's something simple I've overlooked.  It happens on both my laptop and desktop, both are Win 7 with 1.5.2 CS.

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  • e14softwareuk
    0 e14softwareuk over 6 years ago

    Is there a way to temporarily disable OneDrive syncing and then give it a try?

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  • lamabrew
    0 lamabrew over 6 years ago in reply to e14softwareuk

    Hi Peter - yup, that fixes it.  Thanks!

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    0 lamabrew over 6 years ago in reply to e14softwareuk

    A little further followup - I initially disabled syncing for a few hours. Even though it's now back on the error doesn't normally show any more; I had it happen once more (and a disable sync cleared the error) and that's been it.  Not sure I can explain that but it's not just that syncing was enabled, there must be some other voodoo going on too.

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