Just had a minor disaster with Numbers, fortunately I can recover from...
I use it to run personal and business finances. Yesterday I entered a bunch of transactions on my iPhone between 10:30-13:30. Confirmed it pushed it to iCloud. Today I opened it up on my iPad and they are all gone. The spreadsheet checkpoint time was the date and time I opened it on my iPad on all devices. Literally the copy that was on my iPad trashed the uploaded copy from my iPhone losing about 35 entries. Nothing in revert to on the mac at all.
Opened icloud web UI on line and looked at previous versions and the copy committed at 13:35 yesterday is complete and correct. The iPad copy overwrote it entirely at 09:47 today.
What a crappy sync algorithm this is. Fortunately I understand enough about how this works to be able to recover from it but at no point the software should behave like this.
Argh!
I use it to run personal and business finances. Yesterday I entered a bunch of transactions on my iPhone between 10:30-13:30. Confirmed it pushed it to iCloud. Today I opened it up on my iPad and they are all gone. The spreadsheet checkpoint time was the date and time I opened it on my iPad on all devices. Literally the copy that was on my iPad trashed the uploaded copy from my iPhone losing about 35 entries. Nothing in revert to on the mac at all.
Opened icloud web UI on line and looked at previous versions and the copy committed at 13:35 yesterday is complete and correct. The iPad copy overwrote it entirely at 09:47 today.
What a crappy sync algorithm this is. Fortunately I understand enough about how this works to be able to recover from it but at no point the software should behave like this.
Argh!