Aidan Gauland <aidal...@no8wireless.co.nz> wrote: > Nick Dokos <nicholas.dokos <at> hp.com> writes: > > org uses timestamps to figure out which files need publishing > > (see section 13.4 of the Org manual) and they may have gotten > > curdled somehow. You can force publication by giving a second > > argument to org-publish (if you called it interactively, you > > could do that by giving it a prefix arg): > > > > (org-publish "aidalgolland" t) > > > > Or you can try getting rid of the timestamps (they are stored > > in the directory named in the variable org-publish-timestamp-directory > > (by default "~/.org-timestamps/") and publish again. > > > > If you can figure out *why* they got out of sync, that would be > > a bonus and worth a post here, particularly if you can identify > > a bug in the code. > > How can I get the timestamps in a more human-readable format? I keep > having this problem (and no symlinks involved) and keep having to wipe > the timestamps directory (a royal nuisance). >
Doesn't the prefix argument work? C-u C-c C-e followed by F or P or X or E should republish whatever you specified (file, current project, some project or all projects resp.), no matter what the cache says. Nick
