Jakob Borg

I like the idea of a contrib script or something to do this, via the api.

Is there really no sane way of checking if an object is empty? Do we need to create a helper function?

Yeah that's pretty ugly I think. There's `angular.equals(foo, {})` or `jQuery.isEmptyObject` we could maybe use instead.

It turns out that currently there's no standard API in Go for doing this. `os.Chtimes` uses `syscall.UtimesNano` which is of the symlink-following variety. There's a `syscall.Lutimes` which could be used...

(Relevant: https://forum.syncthing.net/t/problem-with-working-with-a-cluster-of-multiple-devices/19073)

I bet this is just display rounding. 0.998462 is < 1 yet will round to 1.0.

Syncthing doesn't have an inherent limitation here. Re-filing as Android specific.

I guess currently we do have a warning at least in the web GUI when you add a folder on a path that already is a folder, or a subpath....

I expect just a tolower on the paths when doing a comparison should suffice?

We *could* have an endpoint to set extra external addresses for announcement though, in addition to one populating the discovery cache. I could even see other potential uses for it...