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OneDrive Sync Folder shows processing changes
I have installed the latest semi annual version for OneDrive sync client Some folders in the OneDrive sync folder shows processing changes under status. When the folder is opened, all files in the folder are completely synced. There are no temp files or hidden files in such folders, yet the sync status for this folders show processing changes. I followed guidelines in this KBI <https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/onedrive-is-stuck-on-sync-pending-4aad2094-7cf2-4b04-9451-10f16144376c> to create a new folder, copy all files in the affected folder to the new folder and this resolved the issue; the processing change symbol was replaced by a cloud symbol. However, this issue affects many folders of almost all users of OneDrive for business in my tenant and most of these users are very busy and cannot create new folders and move or copy the contents into a new folder to resolve the issue each time its happens. This issue may look very simple but it is an issue that creates confusion in the minds of users as they doubt if their files have actually synced to their OneDrive accounts in the cloud. Is there an alternate way I can fix this issue in my Tenant for all the users.
Open Source Microservices Platform Now Available
Hello! I have recently published a new open source microservices platform on GitHub. It is available under the MIT permissive license and is free to use for commercial purposes. I'm asking the .NET community for some help. https://ServiceBricks.com I am currently BETA testing and I'm looking for developers and architects to help me with the final push to make it production ready. I could use another set of eyes to help shore up the last remaining bits. ServiceBricks is a powerful platform designed to streamline the development, deployment, and maintenance of distributed systems. It provides domain-driven design, event-based architecture and a wealth of features to rapidly build new microservices and application quickly. Deploy single monoliths or distributed, multi-web applications using docker or kubernetes. There are several pre-built microservices to start from to build your own application infrastructures. They are also open source and all source code is available. Please drop me a line if you would like to help! I'm looking for discussions on microservices architecture and how they are implemented in code. Thanks! Danny
