Synchronize Dirs not working

[richardhcoctopus]

Using 11.02 Since last week (after years of use) when I synchronize dirs the updated files are not being shown.
On the footer it says Files Found 0/188 (Identical 0/182 Different 0/6 Unique Left 0 Unique Right 0.
So it is identifying the 6 updated files (Different 0/6) but is not showing them and does not synchronize them.

I do not have ignore date checked. I tried checking by content and it again identifies the 6 updated files but does not synchronize them or show them.

File types are set to *

I updated to 11.03 see if that might solve the problem but it didn't.

[JOUBE]

Have a look at the 6 buttons within the frame 'Show:' "Unequal files" and so on...

[ghisler(Author)]

On the footer it says Files Found 0/188 (Identical 0/182 Different 0/6 Unique Left 0 Unique Right 0.

This means that 188 files were found, but 0 were displayed due to the display filters (arrow buttons, equal, unequal, singles, duplicates).
Identical 0/182 means that 182 were the same on left and right.
Different 0/6 means that 6 were different without a specific copy direction on left and right.
From this I guess that either
- the buttons = and =/= aren't pressed, or
- the button "duplicates" isn't pressed.

[richardhcoctopus]

the buttons = and =/= were all pressed before so that wasn't the problem. When I clicked on the duplicates button that showed almost all the files and it did sync correctly.
But in previous versions it synched without showing the duplicates, it only showed the files that would be synched and this was much more useful because I could quickly see exactly which files were being synched. Showing all the files makes it nearly impossible to see which files are being synched when doing a whole folder with over a thousand files.

[JOUBE]

the buttons = and =/= were all pressed
...
Showing all the files makes it nearly impossible to see which files are being synched

Simply unpress the [=] button

[richardhcoctopus]

OMG, of course.
Works perfectly now.
Thanks Joube and Ghisler.