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Syncing a project folder between two of your own computers with Syncthing: what the docs state
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A documentation-based checklist for people who want one project folder kept in step across two of their own computers. It covers pairing devices, folder types, ignore patterns and file versioning as the pages word them. It is a reading of the docs: nothing was installed, run or synchronised.
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Syncing a project folder between two of your own computers with Syncthing: what the docs state
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A documentation-based checklist for people who want one project folder kept in step across two of their own computers. It covers pairing devices, folder types, ignore patterns and file versioning as the pages word them. It is a reading of the docs: nothing was installed, run or synchronised.
Useful starting points
- The folder ID has to match on every device that shares the folder.
- File versioning applies only to changes received from other devices, not to edits made locally.
- A file changed on two devices produces a sync-conflict copy, and that copy is itself passed on to other devices.
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