Status bar entry Archify Sync in workspaces with Archify files; click for sign in, share, join, server address, settings. Shows the signed-in server, and the live state once a model is shared.
archify.sync.server setting (empty by default; example https://archify.example.com), used by sign-in and share without asking; Archify | Set Sync Server Address….
archify.sync.statusBar: false hides the entry. The sync bundle still loads only when used.
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## Archify Sync is easier to find
- Status bar entry **Archify Sync** in workspaces with Archify files; click for sign in, share, join, server address, settings. Shows the signed-in server, and the live state once a model is shared.
- `archify.sync.server` setting (empty by default; example `https://archify.example.com`), used by sign-in and share without asking; *Archify | Set Sync Server Address…*.
- `archify.sync.statusBar: false` hides the entry. The sync bundle still loads only when used.
## Checks
- typecheck, unit (94/94), integration (29/29)
In workspaces with Archify files, Archify Sync sits in the status bar and
opens a menu: sign in, share, join, server address, settings. The new
archify.sync.server setting (empty by default) is used without asking,
and in workspace settings gives a project one server.
archify.sync.statusBar hides the entry.
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Archify Sync is easier to find
archify.sync.serversetting (empty by default; examplehttps://archify.example.com), used by sign-in and share without asking; Archify | Set Sync Server Address….archify.sync.statusBar: falsehides the entry. The sync bundle still loads only when used.Checks