Platform: Mac
OS Version: 13.3.1 (a) (22E772610a)
OS Language Setting: English
Aeon Version: 3.1.8
Aeon Application Shell: 3.1.6
Scrivener version: 3.3.1
I have been developing my novel in Scrivener and Aeon. Recently I began to notice that when I would sync the two projects together, the order of the scenes would be incorrect in both applications after running the sync. I thought perhaps it was because I was making changes in both applications before running the sync. So recently I did a long stretch of work in Scrivener ONLY, before syncing to Aeon. I compiled an outline of my scenes and printed it, so I could check the results of the sync. After the sync, about 12 of the scenes were in the wrong order in both Scrivener and Aeon-- Aeon had improperly interpreted the order of the scenes in Scrivener, and applied the incorrect order to both documents. I put the scenes back in the correct order in Aeon, and then synced again, and after that both Scrivener and Aeon are properly synced.
I am not sure how to reproduce the errors, but I can say that all of the documents remain in their proper narrative folder, even when they are out of order after the sync.
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Are you able to reproduce this bug reliably?
Yes. I have been observing this for some time, and trying different fixes, including resetting the sync. And, no, in the sense that I have no idea what triggers the improper order. -
Can you make this bug happen with a clean timeline file?
Haven’t tried. Honestly it’s too much work! I would have to create a timeline file with hundreds of events and items. -
Does it only happen with a specific timeline file?
I have never had this problem with Aeon before. But I have been working on this file and project for two years (no others), and I was not having this problem until recently-- only started noticing it in the past month, when I began to do extensive restructuring of my project. The last time I did extensive restructuring, about 10 months ago, I did not have any problems with sync.
I am forwarding my Aeon file and my scrivener file by email, as requested.