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I see. But as far as git is concerned, will I ever run into a situation where both sides are updated but different git files are modified on each side and FFS ends up merging the wrong way (i.e. in a way that messes up git's internal files)?

I'm considering using FreeFileSync to sync two locations that contain git repos. Is this a good idea?

I'm thinking that since I don't care which location I commit a change from it should all work out provided I don't change both sides between syncs. If I do though, is there a clean way to resolve ...

So suppose I have three locations A, B and C. I place files in A and sync them with B. Then I delete a file in B before syncing B and C. If I then sync A and C, the deleted file will reappear in C. Is there a way to avoid this?

To make things clear, these are the steps:

1. Create a directory, A ...

Oh, I see. So they're identical anyway and no such issue could arise.

Thank you!

Hi,

I use FreeFileSync to sync my files on two different computers periodically. The way I do it is I mount the filesystem of one onto a directory in the other (via sshfs) and then sync the home directories.

So my question is, what is stored in the sync.fs_db file?

Here is the reason I'm curious ...