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Sometimes added entries do not persist #4

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ocdtrekkie opened this issue Feb 6, 2022 · 4 comments
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Sometimes added entries do not persist #4

ocdtrekkie opened this issue Feb 6, 2022 · 4 comments

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@ocdtrekkie
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My wife and I have noticed sometimes we enter a feeding or diaper entry, it shows on the dashboard how many minutes ago that was, indicating the data was stored... and then that entry is missing sometimes next time we open the app.

Is there any sort of data storage process that happens after loading the page after the entry completes which may be getting interrupted somehow?

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cdubz commented Feb 6, 2022

Weird. I don’t think so — Baby Buddy is pretty low tech in that respect. If the data shows up in the dashboard it should definitely be persisted in the database. 🤔

@ocdtrekkie
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That's what I assumed. And Sandstorm doesn't do anything particularly magical with file/database storage. Once it's on the filesystem it should be good.

I'm a bit flummoxed. 🤔

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cdubz commented Feb 6, 2022

Are you sure the entry is missing? I.e. are looking at the full list for the activity? And maybe try looking at the data via the Django admin?

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I jumped into the database admin screen, and I don't see any duplicate entries from times we've had to re-enter. I'll try to watch more closely when this happens and see if I can find anything interesting, maybe in the log or something.

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