https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=476194
--- Comment #6 from Teimuraz Khazaradze <hazard0...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Alex Bikadorov from comment #3) > And I suggest to change it again: (only) if "Asymmetric" and "Ignore Date" > is activated, the default action should be "Copy from right to left" again. > > Other opinions? I think "Asymmetric" flag is enough to copy from the right and overwrite the left files. This is not only my opinion, this is how the program should behave according to the documentation. Take a look on the quote from the the Krusader Synchronizer documentation: --- Asymmetric: The Left Directory is the target folder, the Right Directory is the source folder. This function synchronizes the content of the left folder to the right folder. * The files that exist only on the left side will be deleted. * The files that exist only on the right side will be copied to left. * The files considered to be equal will be untouched. * Those files considered to be different will be copied to left. Use this feature with care! --- Last sentence definitely says: Asymmetric mode (regardless of the other options) must make left content the same as the right one, event if left files are newer. Personally, I've been using Krusader Synchronizer to copy the contents of my home directory from Desktop -> External SSD -> Laptop and vice versa for years. Obviously I am dazed and confused by the changes in behavior. Someone please restore the Synchronizer as it should be. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
