Brian J. Murrell

> If you have a file that's a hard link, it would get fully copied to the remote. Yes, understood. Wastefully as many times as there are hard links. >...

For anyone else who comes across this looking for hard-link preservation (and indeed, all of the rest of the [rsync](https://rsync.samba.org/) goodness, I was able to get rsync working over [CryFS](https://www.cryfs.org/)...

Oh pity. `/^(?:(\d)\.)+(\d)$/` does not create a match for every `(\d)` inside of `(?:(\d)\.)+`. So still achievable but not as elegantly as I had hoped. But also maybe not worth...

Hrm. As I suspected: ```c++ #include #include #include #include class Version { public: public: Version() = default; public: Version(int major, int minor); public: Version(int major, int minor, int patch); public:...

Ahhh. I see. Thanks for the response. I wonder what my noob-knowledge of Android project building can work out there to get a more fulsome version comparison. 😄

For anyone finding this issue wishing to have the version comparison behaviour I describe above (in linphone-android), it seems it's as simple as applying this patch: ```patch diff --git a/app/build.gradle.kts...

@Artiume Not at all relevant. The fact that there was an FFmpeg encoding error is not in dispute and completely not the point of this ticket. The point is that...

@Artiume No. I think you need to go reread the ticket description again because you are still **completely** missing the point. How or why FFmpeg failed is completely irrelevant here....

@Artiume The problem is that all of your problem suggestions/descriptions were focused on why ffmpeg failed: > Request the FFmpeg logs, that should shed some light on the transcoding error...

[CS]ouldn't this issue stay open as an RFE to have JUnit support? Then somebody could come along looking for open issues to work on and perhaps pick this one up.