This situation:
• mirror as the synchronization mode
• I exclude the folder "y"
• I copy the folder "y" in the target folder
Expectation after sync: the folder "y" in the target folder would be deleted
What happens instead: the folder "y" remains in the target folder
In mirror synchronization variant, filter should work just for the source folder
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I've used several sync apps over recent years and they all work this way.
If something is excluded then any matching files are ignored on both sides of the sync.
Right or wrong, developers have decided not to second guess and delete "extra" files on either side.
If something is excluded then any matching files are ignored on both sides of the sync.
Right or wrong, developers have decided not to second guess and delete "extra" files on either side.
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I would think logic should prevail, but anyway
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> ... and delete "extra" files on either side.
Files that are excluded per the Exclude Filter are not affected at all by an FFS sync, so will not be deleted (at either side), irrespective of the selected sync variant.
Files that are excluded per the Exclude Filter are not affected at all by an FFS sync, so will not be deleted (at either side), irrespective of the selected sync variant.
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I think ideally there should be a separate filter for both sides.
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This is such a dumb and backhanded statement. Your logic clearly differs from the majority, so this statement only implies that others' logic is wrong and yours is right.I would think logic should prevail, but anyway george8912, Today, 10:37