That means the folder only lies on your current machine and not on Dropbox. ignore lets you keep the file or folder on your machine but doesn't sync the file or folder to Dropbox at all.Excluded folders can be included back onto your machine whenever you choose by going to the dropbox app's settings. The file/folder does, however, stay on Dropbox's servers. Dropbox exclude removes the folder from your machine altogether.And yet it never surfaces the newly added category/project/note that was added on my phone.If you're checking this in or after 2020, you can follow the official way to ignore a file/folder from syncing to dropbox from your computer.Īlthough, at the time of writing this post, the feature is still in Beta. I’ve been able to verify that those new files were synced on Dropbox on all three platforms.Īt this point, when I open iPad or Mac Agenda apps, it shows the ‘cloud download’ icon in seeming perpetuity, certainly for a length of an hour+ on my Mac.

I’ve verified that files were added to Dropbox and I see that there are literally hundreds of “settings” and “systems” files created from a very simple category/project/note addition. I took a deep breath and then left it for a week.Ī few days ago, i tried to add a new category/project/note on my phone and it did not sync (still has not synced) to iPad or Mac. I added a category/project/note and it synced. Reinstalled all fresh, signed in to Dropbox on each platform. I’ve tried deleting on each iOS, iPad OS, and macOS my entire Dropbox contents, all agenda data, and each of the 6 applications. My most recent trial was a complete deletion of all my past notes in one final effort to just get it to sync consistently. Hey Drew, so I’ve been trying to solve this issue on my own for weeks and I’m about to give up on Agenda altogether.

Dropbox app not syncing