Open albgus opened 2 years ago
This will work if having only one server and one client. How will this then work if having more than one client? Which computer will have a higher priority?
The client will notify the user that it is not possible; or it is invalidated.
Recently, multiple users, using only their own devices, have reported conflicts.
It's mostly one of server/client is corrupted for no apparent reason. They are old, untouched files.
BUMP, I need this too
Is that possible to to prefer not server or local version, but simply LATEST file versions?
Use case: CGI production. Shot is a sequence of JPGs (70-600 files per shot) Every shot goes through iterations constantly overriding older version with new version, because through these sequences it's connected to editing software, no need to store every single version, it will be a lot of garbage and a hustle to relink it every time to editing.
I don't understand how server's version or local version should be more authoritative than the other, it doesn't make any sense.
If many people are working on the same shot, it shouldn't be a problem to keep LATEST version. If there's an issue with overriding, it is managing issue, it shouldn't be resolved by sync software.
Now, when I'm rewriting sequences, Nextcloud asks me about these conflicts, which makes it unusable. Dropbox resolving this correctly with latest being more authoritative.
Can I tweak something to AUTOMATICALLY prefer latest versions of the files?
I would like to know that too!
I have installed the Nextcloud client on a number of family systems as a rudimentary backup solutions. One problem with this is that I've seen the client suddenly stop syncing files due to sync conflicts, where the server wants to sync back an older version of the file.
I would like to have an option in the sync client to always prefer the local version of a file and automatically resolve sync conflicts. This would be ideal for cases where the computer should always be the authoritative source of files.