SyncNow checks each project on a regular cycle that you choose - from frequent automatic checks to fully manual.
Setting the rhythm
Every project has an observation interval, set in seconds with a friendly frequency label. Make it shorter and SyncNow notices changes sooner; make it longer to go easy on the server. Set it to manual and SyncNow only checks when you ask it to.
What happens on each check
- SyncNow lists the project on the FTP server, read-only.
- It compares the result against its manifest to detect drift.
- Any change is written to your activity timeline.
Good to know
- Changes are spotted on the next check, so a longer interval means a longer wait before something appears.
- SyncNow needs to be running to observe - a closed app means no checks.
- A sensible interval also keeps you comfortably within your host's connection limits.