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Maybe this is a noob error, but from my understanding of the api, rmapy.get_meta_items() is supposed to query the reMarkable cloud and return a collection that effectively includes all the current content of it.
Now I have been getting strange results to my calls, where files that were removed on reMarkable and are no longer present in other clients like the official desktop client and the mobile app still appear in the collection returned by rmapy.get_meta_items(). Similarly, moved files or renamed folders are not returned as such. Is there some cache I would need to clean? Or do I need to run another command to actually fetch changed items?
I have already tried reauthenticating and obviously I have tried it in a clean python shell without existing variables that could hold old versions of it.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you
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Maybe this is a noob error, but from my understanding of the api,
rmapy.get_meta_items()
is supposed to query the reMarkable cloud and return a collection that effectively includes all the current content of it.Now I have been getting strange results to my calls, where files that were removed on reMarkable and are no longer present in other clients like the official desktop client and the mobile app still appear in the collection returned by
rmapy.get_meta_items()
. Similarly, moved files or renamed folders are not returned as such. Is there some cache I would need to clean? Or do I need to run another command to actually fetch changed items?I have already tried reauthenticating and obviously I have tried it in a clean python shell without existing variables that could hold old versions of it.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: