Garret Alfert
Garret Alfert
Did you ever connect to localhost:9000 before? Sounds like it might be some caching issue. Can you run this in the console and check the values for `href` or `token`?...
I can't remember exactly what I already tried to mitigate the issue anymore. So it might be worth looking into. But one [comment in one of the Webkit bug reports](https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=197050#c23)...
You can use `If-None-Match: *` to prevent existing files from being overwritten. The server responds with a 412 in that case. `storeObject` does that automatically. But I don't know if...
The `If-None-Match: *` header means "only create the file if it doesn't exist on the server yet". That's why the server is responding with a 412. Looks like a bug...
Good idea. Don't have concrete suggestions what to put on there yet though.
Also, for private files, `getItemURL` just returns an empty string as well.
I don't think that's a good idea, at least not as a default behavior. When using an app on any other than your own computer or device, disconnecting your account...
But it's inconsistent from when you disconnect. So I would count that as a bug.
I think we should also mention this property in the documentation for Dropbox/Google Drive.
Hi. I think it's because of the line `remoteStorage.caching.enable('/')` That will trigger sync requests to the root directory, which the app doesn't have access for, because it only claimed access...