[Delete good workspace when updating a software]

I found it!!! Thanks a lot!

Something should have change the workspace directory. The only thing I did was using CCleaner service to "update". I didn't use OR for a week, and nothing was suppose to have change. I just don't understand what happened.

 

OpenRefine Workspace is at:  C:\Users\(user id)\AppData\Roaming\OpenRefine

 

BUT

 

All my projects are at: C:\Users\(user id)\AppData\Local\OpenRefine

 

I try copy 2 projects in ROAMING, and it works.

 

I'll looking how I can change the Directory, And backup my projects, too.

 

Many thanks,

 

Luc

 

[Delete good workspace when updating a software]

I use the Health Check, for the first time. I never had a problem with CCleaner, so I use it.

And I run the Registry Cleaner. I save the "registry file" before.

 

Luc

[Delete good workspace when updating a software]

I wrote to Open Refine, and they add this post about the problem I had updating with CCleaner.

https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/issues/2681

It was the first time I used CCleaner for updating applications... It said that there was 3-4 applications for updating, BUT CCleaner didn't show wich ones. I'm not used to do it, so I haven't really think really about some  problems. You should display wich applications Before updating, and User should have the possibility to choice wich ones he like to update. 

In that way, I won't have update Open Refine, because I knew it's a little tricky to do it.

So, tell your User wich applications will be update and let him choice it.

Merci,

Luc

 

 

 

[Delete good workspace when updating a software]

Hi,

Yesterday, Ccleaner update 3-4 software/applications automatically.

BUT, CCleaner delete all my Workspace for Open Refine. I lost all my projects in Open Refine, more than 150. It's many, many hundreds of hours of works.

Can I restore my Workspace?

Where can I have the information and data about how CCleaner update Open Refine? Wich files and folders were deleted?

There is a way to retrieve this informations?

It's a very, very BIG problem for me and my team.

Thanks,

 

Luc