Hmm… As a user of Syncthing (note that the “t” is NOT capitalized), I never care at all about underlying details like that. I suggest you do as well. 
Syncthing does not solve conflicts, because it has no way of knowing how to do that.
Hmm… As a user of Syncthing (note that the “t” is NOT capitalized), I never care at all about underlying details like that. I suggest you do as well.
Syncthing does not solve conflicts, because it has no way of knowing how to do that.