We have multiple computers running Revit 2019.1, where the recent files list (both home screen and file menu) are not updating the projects after applying the patch. It worked great on 2019 prior to the .1 patch. We don't use worksets on our projects, so this is not a central file vs. local file issue.
Any ideas for fixes are appreciated!
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With the update Revit 2019.1, on the Revit Home, local copies are now hidden, and only central models show up on the recent files page, making your view more streamlined and easier to navigate.
See this blog for more details
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Thanks, Viveka. Unfortunately, that doesn't help.
As I stated in my original post, we aren't using central files. None of our projects use worksets, so there are no central or local files. It also isn't updating the file menu with recent projects, so it's not just a home screen issue. There are old projects showing on the home screen & file menu, it just is not updating correctly with recent projects.
I see what you are saying.
I've seen this when the Revit UI is renamed. Can you check if anyone changed this?
Is this for multiple users/ specific machines?
Which version of windows are you using? Any windows updates recently?
Meanwhile, can you try a repair of Revit?
Let me check back with the team for more information if anyone has encountered something similar.
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Okay, thank you!
It is happening on two machines/users for sure. The rest of our people are slowly making the transition from 2018.3, so I don't know about other machines yet.
All of our machines are running Windows 10 Pro. Mine is build 17134.285 I'm not sure about recent windows updates, the issue started immediately following the Revit patch install though.
I just did a repair of the .1 patch & it doesn't seem to have changed anything. I tried running a repair of 2019 and it error-ed.
for me is working ok, the thing is thatt I can not get used to the new splash intro.
This has been happening to our firm as well (all machines Windows 10). A quick "repair" of Revit by running the setup resolves it for a week or so then the problem re-emerges again. The only thing that I think triggers it (from what I have observed) is when the "Models" list grows to 12 items on the splash screen, it seems to reset to 8 items and never updates again (3 of which are the sample projects). The recent document list from the "file drop-down" also stops updating. All our files are hosted on a local file server (pathed to a drive letter) so I am not sure if that makes a difference. Additionally the majority of our projects are non-central models. Hope to get this fixed soon as the recent files is an indispensable tool when bouncing between projects throughout the day.
We are having the same problems at my company. We do not use work shared files for most of our projects. None of my most recent projects show up in the list or on the Revit File menu recent list. All of our workstations are running Windows 10 Pro with the latest patches.
Please share screenshots comparing versions and recent project list difference, so that I can share this with the team for further feedback.
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Here was a screenshot of the recent files splash screen and the file drop down. The last repair on Revit was done a week ago and I have accessed quite a few other projects since then. The project labeled "18074" I have been in and out of through the week while the "17096" it has been a week since any work was done. I have been accessing other projects as well and none of those show up in either recent window, which is frustrating. I have loaded these projects both through the windows file browser and from within Revit with no change. What is bizarre is the list truncates at 12 and only shows 8 which the projects left shown have no rhyme or reason from what I can tell (most recent vs last access). I'll be happy to provide any additional information I can to see this resolved. Thanks for your time.
It will do no good to provide screenshots from previous versions of Revit since they still have the old 'Recent Files' (that works correctly). Here are two screenshots from Revit 2019.1. One shows the new 'Home' page. The files (projects) that I have been working on all day are not even in the list. The other screenshot is from the 'File' menu and it also does not have the files I have been working on today.
Kind of hard to prove it with a screenshot so I attached a movie also...
One think I forgot to do in the movie is to click on "Recent Files" on the 'Home' page. Not sure what, if anything that is supposed to do, but on our machines it doesn't do anything.
Thank you @ArmandD and @wobrien I've shared the screenshots with the team for more feedback.
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Hi @wobrien
Can you share a screencast as well, a recent journal and some steps so that we can reproduce the issue?
I tried this on my machine and the local project list updates correctly, on both home screen and file open menu.
Can you check if your Revit ini stops updating? Please see Recent File List Settings in Revit.ini
Let me know if you have questions on this.
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@isaac_hedberg can you also share the required screenshots, steps, and data-set like the other two users?
This will help in diagnosis.
Thanks!
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I will provide them, but it might take a couple of days for me to open enough projects to fill the recent files list first. I uninstalled & reinstalled (cleaning up files in-between) yesterday, because I couldn't do the requested Repair of Revit. The installer failed on me during the repair. So far the 4 projects I've opened since reinstalling work correctly on both the home screen and recent files list.
I'm also unclear on how to "prove" that files we open aren't showing up on the lists with a screenshot. Hopefully the .ini file will be helpful.
We did a repair on the other machine in our office with the exact same symptoms. So far it has been updating yesterday and today, but again the project list isn't full yet.
@ToanDN wrote:
Non-worksharing files list updated properly on my Home screen.
@ToanDN Can you please confirm if your Revit.ini is updating correctly?
Thanks,
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@Viveka_CD wrote:
@ToanDN wrote:
Non-worksharing files list updated properly on my Home screen.
@ToanDN Can you please confirm if your Revit.ini is updating correctly?
Thanks,
Sorry but why?
Let me clarify - to check Recent File List Settings in Revit.ini
This corresponds to the recent file list.
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