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What I don’t feel comfortable with from generic file sync solutions is the uncertain conflict resolution handling. At least with Evernote (far from perfect) I
by elondaits 4y ago
What I don’t feel comfortable with from generic file sync solutions is the uncertain conflict resolution handling.
At least with Evernote (far from perfect) I get a dialog informing me a conflict was found and it keeps both versions allowing me to do a manual merge.
- dexterdog 4y agoSynching does that and is open source. I use obsidian and synching to keep everything synced from my laptop to my phone and server.
- spicybright 4y agoCan attest. Any conflict it can't resolve, it'll add the other version it's comparing and append "(Conflict from 5/7/20 1:00pm)" or something to it's name. Not saying it's bullet proof, but I've never lost anything before.
- kqr 4y agoI was a very early adopter and there was a time when it hit race conditions that somehow caused it to delete all files in a shared directory. ...that has not happened in the last few years, despite my intensified usage.
- christkv 4y agoIt uses couch db with it’s conflict resolution system. I think you can even bring your own couch db instance
- nerdponx 4y agoJoplin I think has its own built-in conflict resolution. I use my own WebDAV server for sync and don't have any problems across 3 devices.