Jakob Borg

This is probably simple and clear on the source side of things, but less so on the destination, and ignore patterns apply to both. On the destination, architecture wise in...

There’s also a fairly straightforward workaround available in that you can write a small script that walks your folder and writes these directories to the ignore file if they have...

The test skips when the return is EINVAL (invalid system call, not supported). I guess in this case something decided that it was better to return permission denied, which gets...

Yeah, I was with you all the way until the "especially for less experienced users" who I think are the least suitable target audience given that the features in question...

We certainly already use different ports, on the source side, otherwise it would not be possible to have multiple connections.

Ah, for QUIC I guess that's actually possible and works, so it is what happens.

For sure! It kind of got lost along the way

Eh, yeah, no idea at the moment as I'm in the middle of a Friday night, but I'll take a look at some point :)

We could do that, but two followup questions come to mind, 1. and then what? do we give up or try again? we don't know the reason the preflight failed......

Sounds mostly reasonable. However I don't think we should try to detect the Go version in the release binary and draw conclusions from that. If anything I think we should...