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Syncthing is a free and open source tool that can synchronize files/folders between your various network computers. Its synchronized data is directly transferred from one system to another, and it is safe and private.
Version 1.11.0 of Syncthing adds the sendFullIndexOnUpgrade option to control whether to resend all index data when an upgrade is detected, which is equivalent to using --reset-deltas to start Syncthing. This (sendFullIndexOnUpgrade=true) used to be the behavior in previous versions, but it is mainly used as a troubleshooting step and will cause frequent updates of the database. The new default value is false.
The specific updates of v1.11.0 are as follows:
Bug fix
- #6994 : "panic: filling Blocks: leveldb: snapshot released" appears when the folder is saved.
- #7002 : When syncing a 0-byte file, "Syncing (NaN%, 0 B)" will appear
- #7008 : File names containing dots cause a sync error of "The system cannot find the specified file"
- #7021 : When compiling Alpine pkg on aarch64, the test fails
- #7034 : After changing the folder after being paused, the folder is stuck in "Syncing" after a20c6ca
- #7035 : Even when AnnounceLANAddresses is set to off/false, the device will announce the LAN address.
- #7036 : When pushing files to multiple devices, turning off Syncthing will damage the database?
Enhancements
- #6982 : Disable full index transmission when upgrading
- #7020 : Do not disconnect when changing folder settings
- #7028 : Detect and selectively report non-fatal faults
v1.11.1 mainly carried out a bug fix:
- #7090 : Panics in failure report
Update instructions: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/releases