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fix(status): say when another account needs signing in again - #28
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A background account whose sign-in the server turned down has its engine stopped, so nothing on the status line mentioned it and the flyout could say "Up to date" with that account syncing nothing. It now counts as needing you, ahead of conflicts: the line names the account (or how many), the tray goes amber, and clicking the line opens that account's sign-in.
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A background account the server turned down had its engine stopped, so the status line never mentioned it and could say "Up to date" while it synced nothing. It now shows as needing you, the tray goes amber, and clicking the line opens that account's sign-in.