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Yes, since the user has to specifically enable evdev, mumble should assume they know what they're doing and not prevent them from doing it. In my case, this prevents me...

@marinofaggiana I wanted to elaborate with a specific use-case on why the potential data loss with this is a severe and breaking issue for me. Without handling file conflicts on...

@daCaPo > Currently, filenames are supplemented by an increment counter Can you elaborate on this? In my use, no duplicate files with incremented counters have been created. A file edited...

@daCaPo Oh that's interesting. My testing only included editing text files using the built-in editor, not a third party editor. It makes sense that a manual import might be treated...

Based on the info in https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/343, Nextcloud's Android app handles localserver file conflicts > I get a popup telling me the local version is in conflict with the distant version....

I looked into it serverside hoping there might be an api to help handle this, but it seems it's left up to the clients to figure out server file conflicts...

I have spent some time thinking about the logic flow for this and created the following flowchart. Hopefully it's helpful. I tried to include the issue raised by @daCaPo where...

I confirmed that the desktop client handles server-side file renames as @daCaPo describes, without re-downloading the entire file. This means the server supports the desired behavior. It took a bit...