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> SQLite is standard and you can open it with plenty of third-party tools Tends not to play well with things like Dropbox or Syncthing though. Although I gues
by zimpenfish 3y ago
> SQLite is standard and you can open it with plenty of third-party tools
Tends not to play well with things like Dropbox or Syncthing though. Although I guess you can use litestream or something for the replication instead.
- anta40 3y agoWhat's the issue? I guess it's just as simple as uploading the .db?
- Tomte 3y agoYou're changing some note on device A and the same note differently on device B. Both sync. You now have a conflict. With text files, you at least have obvious merge strategies. With SQLite it isn't quite as easy. I still don't mind SQLite in Joplin. It has advantages, as well.
- anta40 3y agoAh the multiple devices issue. I see...
- grepfru_it 3y agoHow about doing everything server side so you are just using a thin client (read: web browser) instead? See trilium: https://github.com/zadam/trilium https://github.com/zadam/trilium
- diydsp 3y agoI sync Joplin via Dropbox across phone and 2 laptops. In theory a prob? But in practice rare to never bc im only one user on one device at a time. And im making small changes at a time. There was 1 minor conflict once and Joplin saw it and i quickly resolved it.