Duplicating a snippet via Cacher Mac app causes new one's GitHub Gist sync to point to cloned, not new

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Clifford Paulick (TourKick.com)

• August 07, 2020 17:50
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Via Mac app, clone a snippet to create a new snippet, like this:

 

The newly-created one's Gist link is the original snippet's, not its own new Gist link.

Thankfully, deleting the cloned one does not delete the original in Cacher nor in Gist.

 

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  Rui Jiang

  • August 07, 2020 18:03

  Hi Clifford,

  Can you give a more detailed rundown of the steps to reproduce this bug? We tried duplicating a synced snippet and it does create a new Gist in Github, as expected.

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  Clifford Paulick (TourKick.com)

  • August 10, 2020 03:00

  I just tried it again and it didn't happen. I think I was on a prior version of Cacher app, duplicated, updated the Mac app, several days later (today) tried it again, and now it isn't doing it... So I think we're good here. Thanks for the quick support.

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