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Conflict files are good. It means you changed the same file in multiple locations and Syncthing didn't overwrite or delete any of them. Much like forest fires,
by LeoPanthera 2y ago
Conflict files are good. It means you changed the same file in multiple locations and Syncthing didn't overwrite or delete any of them.
Much like forest fires, only you can prevent conflict files.
- KennyBlanken 2y agoNah. They're not alone. For me, syncthing would just randomly decide an updated file conflicted; I had two computers and a smartphone and was pretty careful about this stuff. It was its only fault - but it was easier to figure out what the actual most-current file was. Nextcloud does the same thing occasionally, and it's not intuitive at all trying to figure out which one is the proper one to keep.
- ta988 2y agoThere was a bug in the android client a while back that was causing that it is much better now.