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strawberry 3.141 Project Sponsor Module Developer @mochman
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@mochman I haven’t experienced something like this sorry
Please create a github issue if you need help, so I can keep track
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Jopyth Moderator @mochman
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@mochman That sounds very strange. In which modules is this happening? In the default modules or in some of your own? E.g. does the clock still update every second?
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mochman Module Developer @Jopyth
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@Jopyth 1 is MMM-forecast-io and the other is one I made. Other modules I’ve made still update correctly as well as other default modules.

If it becomes a pain to keep reloading the mirror, I’ll probably just wipe the drive and start over fresh.
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@mochman Well, good luck, and let us know if you find anything.
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mochman Module Developer
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Thanks.

I added a “last updated at: XXXX” to the modules and now they both have updated correctly the past few days. Guess it was gremlins.
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