Ah, sorry. No, it won't do re-use blocks across files, only within a
single file.
-Jacob
On Friday, January 6, 2017 at 12:12:16 PM UTC+2, wilk wrote:
>
> On 05-01-2017, Jacob Howard wrote:
> > --=_Part_50_803652314.1483655759799
> > Content-Type
Syncthing's transfer model is a bit different with it's block-exchange
protocol, so it's a bit difficult to compare the exact behavior. For most
use cases, I think you'd see comparable performance in terms of data
transfer required for change propagation, though Mutagen could perform a
few add
Thanks for the questions!
Syncthing is, as you say, aimed at being a Dropbox replacement. It is
designed to be set up for long-term synchronization sessions. Mutagen was
designed for more ephemeral syncing, particularly for remote code editing.
Its ancestry really lies closer to something li
Greetings fellow Gophers!
I wanted to share and get feedback on a Go project that I've been working
on for a little while called Mutagen:
Usage information: https://havoc-io.github.io/mutagen/
Source: https://github.com/havoc-io/mutagen
It's a continuous, bidirectional file synchronization util
