URL of experiment: nonsymbolic_numberline_onlinetask_031424 [PsychoPy]
Description of the problem: New data is not being reflected on the gilab page for one of my experiments. I thought that data was not being saved at all; however, if I download directly from the pavlovia website (using the download results bottom) I do see it.
Any suggestions on how to fix this.
Thank you,
Roberto
Are you saving the data in “database” format? That only downloads.
I don’t think so. How can I check? It was saving the files correctly on the gitlab until yesterday. The only change that I did to the task was to remove some files from the local data directory.
The saving method is on this page
It should say CSV or Database
If you remove local data files and resync they will be deleted from Gitlab
Hi! I am having this issue too. I have a two part experiment (two separate sections) the first section saves a folder called “data” in gitlab, the 2nd does not and I can only download that data from pavlovia (so the participant files are being saved but for some reason not being sent over to gitlab for this part of the experiment). I am not quite sure why this is happening. Anyone find out why?
By two separate sections do you mean two separate psyexp files?
I have one experiment called ASLTestBattery-1 which I am able to download data from both pavlovia and gitlab. I have another experiment called ASLTestBattery-2 in which I am only able to get the data files from pavlovia. The gitlab does not have a “data” folder for this experiment.
Do 1 and 2 have separate URLs?
If so, then it sounds like you’ve set 2 to database saving.
Yes they are separate urls. ASLTB1 is totally fine and saves what it gathers for that experiment to gitlab. ASLTB2 does not save the data it gathers to gitlab. how do I get asltb2 to do what asltb1 is doing? the Results format is set at CSV for it just like asltb1 is
It sounds like there might be an issue with the syncing between Gitlab and the Pavlovia runtime server. Please could you let me know the full URL for asltb2 and I’ll ask Alain if he can take a look.
