- #ONEDRIVE SYNC CLIENT LOOKING FOR CHANGES UPDATE#
- #ONEDRIVE SYNC CLIENT LOOKING FOR CHANGES WINDOWS#
Updated the wording to provide more information when deleting a file.
#ONEDRIVE SYNC CLIENT LOOKING FOR CHANGES WINDOWS#
New features gradually rolling out to users:Īdmins can set a policy to exclude newly added OneDrive files from syncing to the cloud by file name or extension on Windows devices. We've resolved product issues to improve the reliability and performance of the OneDrive sync app:įixed issue causing the OneDrive sync app to be stuck processing changes and consume high CPU for long periods of time due to conflicting changes.įixed issue causing two folders from the same shared library to be synced to two different locations instead of in the same hierarchy.įixed an issue that would cause the OneDrive sync app to stop syncing B2B shared libraries with the release of the 21.030.0211.0002 build. OneDrive for Windows release notes (Production ring)
#ONEDRIVE SYNC CLIENT LOOKING FOR CHANGES UPDATE#
Read more about The OneDrive sync app update process. More info about the URLs and IP address ranges used in Microsoft 365. They are also used to enable and disable features and apply bug fixes. To apply OneDrive sync app updates, computers must be able to reach the following: "" and "g." Make sure you don't block these domains. In these cases, we will update the Deferred ring column to read something like, "Next release: 19.222.x" to help customers with their planning before we publish the exact build number and target date.Ī blank in the table means nothing is rolling out to that ring right now. Sometimes after we complete a Deferred ring release, we wait for a build to finish releasing to the Production ring before selecting it as the next release for the Deferred ring. If you have a Microsoft 365 work or school account, the timing of when you receive new features may also depend on your organization’s settings. This means not all customers will receive the new features right away, but you can expect it to come to your device soon. Just run a reset in the mean time.As new features become available, they're rolled out over a period of time to all subscribers.
In my case that's causing upload files to get stuck for multiple users but it sounds pretty similar to what you're seeing. They're supposed to shoot me a link to it when it's published so I can get it sooner than our update channel normally would.
The bad news is that it's going through internal validation and isn't released yet but may be very soon. The good news, they've incorporated a fix into the next sync client build. In the short term, running /reset will get them out of this state, but it is possible that they could repeatedly end up in this state again over time, which would explain the pattern described in the ticket." The client does not upload changes while scanning, so this behavior can cause uploads to be delayed. The net effect of this is the device is constantly scanning and pushing metadata updates causing other devices syncing the same library to continuously pull down those changes and scan. "Looking at those logs I was able to find that this device (dev id) is experiencing an issue that causes the LastModifiedTime of particular files to be updated every 1-2 minutes. So I know this one.been fighting it for awhile now and finally got a good answer out of MS Support thanks to a kind redditor who got my ticket escalated:
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