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App Preview has Old Version of Code

Grant2
Beginner
‎07-06-2016 08:32 AM
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Hi,

I'm having trouble testing my app in the Intel XDK App Preview app.  I've pushed my files to the testing server from Intel XDK and it says that my local files were last pushed to the server today.  However when I sign in (with the same account) to Intel XDK App Preview, my app is listed there but it says it was last updated back in March.  When I try to run it, it doesn't run correctly.  Anyone know how to get the app preview to see the latest push?

Thanks,

Grant

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Pamela_H_Intel
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‎07-06-2016 02:25 PM
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Grant,

Is it possible that you have several copies in App Preview and you are simply not selecting the latest one?

You could delete the ones in App Preview (if you don't care about testing old versions), then push again.

(Delete App Preview apps from https://appcenter.html5tools-software.intel.com/csd/controlpanel.aspx - click the arrow, then the trash can.)

Pamela

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Grant2
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‎07-07-2016 07:19 AM
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Pamela,

Thanks for the reply.  I only had one app listed but I deleted it and then pushed the files again from Intel XDK and now the app preview app shows that the app was pushed today.  Thanks!

Grant

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