Wedge

Try to overwrite your files with the latest git commit. Perhaps theres something wrong with your files.

Possibly a problem with how the file system is handled on your server. Sometimes, a web server has no direct access to the hard drive, it goes through an extra layer, and there's a short delay between the moment you write data, and the moment you can retrieve it.

In Wedge, loadSource will first get a /core/app/ source file, then strip its comments, save it to /gz/ (cache folder), and load that version. If the filesystem doesn't see the file as avaiable even though it was written, this could generate your error. Although, I think it should first generate an error saying the files wasn't found..? Maybe I'm not doing that.

PS: sorry guys, I'm not posting a lot these days. Please keep in mind that I'm working hard on many features of Wedge at the same time, and I just don't feel like discussing them because I don't know what will make it to the final cut.