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For several years, Finder has been having trouble keeping windows up to date with folder changes. Most commonly seen when a program I'm coding in my day-to-day work writes files to a folder, those files often don't show up at all. Sometimes you can force it to reload by backing out of the folder, using Go To Folder, entering the full path, leaving it for a few seconds and letting the go to panel "autocomplete" the name - for some reason, that seems to clear out the cobwebs momentarily and sync with the current state of the file system. Sometimes, even that workaround doesn't work, and the only cure is to relaunch the Finder. Leaving the entire computer to be for hours on end, then closing all windows, then opening a new window showing the same folder still does not refresh the state of the folder. Creating a new folder in the Finder in the affected folder, that new folder does appear, but things that did not originate from within the Finder - no.