Just noticed this yesterday and I have reproduced it over relaunches / reboots. InSync is showing some child directories as synced when the parent directories are not:
None of the highlighted directories are synced (they are not present in Windows Explorer), but they get the green flags for some reason.
These are files have never been synced to this machine as far as I know, so it’s kind of odd. I’ve poked around and there are a handful of other examples where the same thing is happening. Not every directory tree, but maybe 10%? It seems to only happen in directories that were synced at some point, somewhere, in the last 3-6 months at least (not all of them, but that’s the super set).
Edit: just to be clear with that screenshot, the only erroneous bits are within the pink brackets, the synced directories outside those brackets are working as expected.
Could you give that a try for me to see if the badge issue persists? Let me know if you have any apprehensions with re-installing and I would be more than glad to walk you through it
Hey, apologies for not following up on this, just didn’t want to risk any more changes with InSync after my other disasters this year. I had to wipe my system anyway so InSync was reinstalled with the current version. No changes in the bug. I’ve also now seen it on another Windows 10 system where I had to add several InSync accounts. Seems to happen with every account both in the regular UI & when the “Cloud Selective Sync” check boxes are shown.
I have noticed it only displays the bug when I twirl down a new directory in the tree – if I have directories exposed that show an incorrect status then toggle Cloud Selective Sync a few times (i.e. display–>hide–>display the check boxes) it seems to refresh and then shows the status correctly.
