Doing this on your website requires you have the relevant versioning technology and that it will work across various operating systems. You need a system where your team or teams can share files and information, make sure that no-one overwrites someone else’s work and keep a collection of previously updated files, so you can quickly reverse back to a previous revision, if necessary. The problem is bringing these people together. If you’re a software developer, there’s no reason why you couldn’t pick the best programmers based in Germany, document writers from the UK, whilst your graphic artists could be based in the States. No response Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.Modern technology enables a team to operate in different locations across your company and the world. OS version: Windows 10 Pro, 22H2, build 19045.3086 (computer B)ĭropbox version: 1 (both computers) Additional Context ScreenshotsĬs.md Desktop or Mobile Platform Information I expect that once any page file is synced, the page rendering is nice and good on both computers. I restart the logseq apps and then the computers, but the bug is still there: a dozen of Block Render Error on computer A but everything is good on B.So I believe the two page files are synced and exactly the same on both computers. I run command sha256sum cs.md against the same page file "cs.md" on both computers.I check the same page on computer B, but everything looks good on B. Today I open page "cs.md" on computer A, and it displays a dozen Block Render Error.I edit the page on computer B until everything looks good on B.It displays Block Render Error in a dozen places there. One day I open the same page "cs.md" using logseq on computer B.I create and edit my logseq page "cs.md" ( attached) using logseq on computer A.My logseq repository is located in C:/Users/xxxx/Dropbox/logseq/main on both computers. Install logseq and dropbox in these two computers. The setup takes two computers, say A and B.The rendering of the same page is fine on one computer, but is Block-Render-Error on another. I searched and no similar issues were found.
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