it's not possible to set file versioning to none

[AnthillSudoku]

Description of the issue

it's not possible to set file versioning to none

Reproduction Steps

1. share a folder
2. set up versioning to: none
3. save

check again to see that settings are not saved but returned to "Trash can > 14 days"

Version Information

• App Version: 1.23.6.0 fdroid
• Syncthing Version: v1.23.6 fdroid
• Android Version: Android 13
• Device manufacturer: Samsung
• Device model: a52q with eOS / LineageOS

log

logcat.txt

[Catfriend1]

Hmm, I wonder if it's default from the wrapper kicking in where they should not. Does it work with the recent pre-release github version? I recall something fixed in the model which resetted other settings like lanNetworkAllowed etc. but not sure if your problem is fixed by that.

[AnthillSudoku]

Does it work with the recent pre-release github version?

sorry, I am using Syncthing-fork from f-droid and cannot switch to github releases without uninstalling it, which I would like to avoid

[Catfriend1]

It's relatively easy to switch:

• Export your settings
• Uninstall
• Install from other release channel
• Import your settings

[AnthillSudoku]

OFF TOPIC since I found mistakes in the Italian translation, I made a join request on transifex but it is still pending (my transifex username starts with "lunda"). Could you please have a look?

[AnthillSudoku]

It's relatively easy to switch:

* Export your settings

is there a risk to lose connections with the other devices? not all of them are in my hand

[Catfriend1]

is there a risk to lose connections with the other devices? not all of them are in my hand

I'd say no. As long as your export was successful and you keep the export folder safe.

[AnthillSudoku]

Does it work with the recent pre-release github version?

github pre-release v1.26.0.1 has this issue

[shuvashish76]

It's relatively easy to switch:

• Export your settings
• Uninstall
• Install from other release channel
• Import your settings

Also mentioned in wiki. Is it compatible with official client?

[Catfriend1]

@shuvashish76 Not explicitly tested each release, but I expect it to be compatible. The official client has the same export/import way of copying SyncthingNative's config files. It won't import the db state nor wrapper settings - which is just a nice-to-have feature of the fork. All Syncthing settings can be transferred over. Keep in mind the SyncthingNative version, e.g. 1.25 at the moment, should be the same or higher on the import side , just as every Syncthing installation requires on other platforms.

[Catfriend1]

@e075e Confirmed. Does not work for me either.

[Catfriend1]

Tested in both states:

• Syncthing force stopped: you can change the versioning to "None".
• Syncthing is running: you cannot change the versioning to "None".

I don't understand why the native's config parser throws back to "trashcan" versioning.

This is what the wrapper sends as a config update:

[Catfriend1]

SyncthingNative's Web UI sends the element as follows: