Issue - I have been having issues with the "Add Project To Production..." function where the project will get added, but it doesn't show up without using the search tool or closing and reopening the production. Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 23.1.0 (Build 86)Operating system - macOS Ventura 13.2 (22D49)System Info: CPU, GPU, RAM, HD:CPU - 3.2 GHz 16-Core Intel Xeon WGPU and Driver Version - AMD Radeon Pro W5700X 16 GBRAM - 160 GB 2933 MHz DDR4Hard Drive (and, if external, how the drive is connected: USB 3, Thunderbolt, etc.). - OWC Gemini connected via TB3 cable.Video format: Wrapper type: MXF OP1a (type: SingleItem SinglePackage MultiTrack Stream Internal) File generated by: CANON, EOS C70 (1.00) AVC UnconstrainedWorkflow details: I had some projects from another production I wanted to bring into this one. I have a folder for imported projects on the root of my production. I right-click the folder, choose "Add Project to Production...", import the project, progress panel confirms a good copy, but the folder doesn't show the imported project. If I use the search tool at the top of the Production panel, it shows as a result (in the expected folder). If I close the Production a re-open it, it shows up no problem.Steps to reproduce - open productionadd folder on root of productionright-click folderchoose "Add Project to Production..."navigate to project from another production that you want to importclick ok Expected result - imported project should appear in the folder I right-clicked. Even if it were outside the folder that would be fine, but not great.Actual result - the project was imported but does not appear without a search or reopening of the production.

david.parke

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"Add Project to Production..." does not show added project without search or restarting

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February 3, 2023
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Issue - I have been having issues with the "Add Project To Production..." function where the project will get added, but it doesn't show up without using the search tool or closing and reopening the production.
Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 23.1.0 (Build 86)
Operating system - macOS Ventura 13.2 (22D49)
System Info: CPU, GPU, RAM, HD:
- CPU - 3.2 GHz 16-Core Intel Xeon W
- GPU and Driver Version - AMD Radeon Pro W5700X 16 GB
- RAM - 160 GB 2933 MHz DDR4
- Hard Drive (and, if external, how the drive is connected: USB 3, Thunderbolt, etc.). - OWC Gemini connected via TB3 cable.
Video format: Wrapper type: MXF OP1a (type: SingleItem SinglePackage MultiTrack Stream Internal) File generated by: CANON, EOS C70 (1.00) AVC Unconstrained
Workflow details: I had some projects from another production I wanted to bring into this one. I have a folder for imported projects on the root of my production. I right-click the folder, choose "Add Project to Production...", import the project, progress panel confirms a good copy, but the folder doesn't show the imported project. If I use the search tool at the top of the Production panel, it shows as a result (in the expected folder). If I close the Production a re-open it, it shows up no problem.
Steps to reproduce -
1. open production
2. add folder on root of production
3. right-click folder
4. choose "Add Project to Production..."
5. navigate to project from another production that you want to import
6. click ok
Expected result - imported project should appear in the folder I right-clicked. Even if it were outside the folder that would be fine, but not great.
Actual result - the project was imported but does not appear without a search or reopening of the production.

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jasondecker

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@mattchristensen Is there a way to get Windows to send these notifications? I keep my Productions on my OneDrive for cloud backup safety but apparently it's one of these cases. Is there any way to force either Premiere or Windows to rescan the folder to find the newly created projects?

david.parkeAuthor

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Good call. Mine are in the Creative Cloud Files folder which I have on an external drive. I feel like this is a relatively *new* issue compared to how long I have used this file structure but good to know there's a reason behind it.

-- Current system (March 2025): Mac Studio 2023 Apple M2 Ultra 192 GB RAM macOS 15.3.2 (24D81) | Premiere Pro 25.1.0 (build 73)

mattchristensen

Legend

Where are you storing your Production folder? What kind of storage or syncing service is it living in?

I ask because the Production panel uses something called file system notifications in order to keep up with changes in the production. Basically Premiere says "Hey Windows (or macOS) will you let me know if anything changes in here?"

If you're not seeing the Production panel update, it means Premiere Pro is not getting those notifications. It may be because wherever you are storying your Production folder doesn't support those notifications.

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artofwot

Known Participant

FWIW I'm having similar issues with the Production panel not updating (but the Windows Explorer does) - we're on 23.1.0 at the moment.
Here are more details that I posted elsewhere:

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The Productions panel doesn't ever update when I make a change - such as duplicating or renaming a project. The change happens in the Windows explorer but isn't reflected in the Productions panel. If another user within the production makes a change however it does get reflected immediately. I think I've narrowed this down to only happening when I'm using a Production within the Onedrive folder on my PC (which is how we keep our Production synched across PCs).

david.parkeAuthor

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SECOND UPDATE: moving a project from a folder within a folder to the trash causes a similar issue - the project seems to stay in the folder yet the macOS Finder shows that the project was indeed moved to the trash.

-- Current system (March 2025): Mac Studio 2023 Apple M2 Ultra 192 GB RAM macOS 15.3.2 (24D81) | Premiere Pro 25.1.0 (build 73)

david.parkeAuthor

Inspiring

UPDATE:This also happens if I take a production out of the trash. Hoever, I noticed that this is a folder WITHIN a folder that causes this. Moving a project out of the trash onto the root of the production or a single folder in does not cause this issue. Only when I try to import or move a project to a folder within a folder does this happen.

-- Current system (March 2025): Mac Studio 2023 Apple M2 Ultra 192 GB RAM macOS 15.3.2 (24D81) | Premiere Pro 25.1.0 (build 73)

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