Unfortunately, the diagnostics seem to indicate that your app is in some sort of unexpected odd state internally (it shouldn’t affect your data in the cloud). Can we reset it and try again to see if it’s reproducible?
To reset the client, you can:
- Go to the tray menu -> Authorized user -> Deauthorize. Clicking this will cause your client to exit and restart. In doing so, you will get a new odrive home folder which will be in your user’s home directory as “odrive(1)”. Your old odrive folder “odrive” will still be there just in case. (It’s a good idea to keep it around for a couple of weeks just in case).
- When odrive restarts, go ahead and sign in again.
- Now, rename your old “odrive” folder to “odrive-old”
- Rename your new “odrive(1)” folder to “odrive”
- Go to your tray menu -> Open odrive(1) folder [missing] -> select the new “odrive” folder from step 4.
That should get you back into order. Steps 3-5 are optional if you want to just use “odrive(1)” as your odrive folder, but it’s a little nicer to do the renaming once.
Your new odrive folder will start out as placeholders again. Sorry about that, I know you had put some time earlier into downloading a lot of your content. If you could then try to right-click -> Sync on your Google Drive root folder again, hopefully we can see if some of those issues go away.
Thanks, and we appreciate your efforts,
-Jeff