Out of sync items don’t show in GUI. See screenshots down below. At first it was only 2.37 MiB that were out of sync and 7 files and only on one side, which was not good, as I was not able to see which files exactly, but kinda negligible. Then I removed the server-t folder (from within Syncthing) from the Thilo-PC-H61M/U3S3-Fedora device, which is 246 GiB, and manually copied the folder and its content to a differend location at a new HDD drive, because my older drive was close to being full. Then I shared the local server-t folder from Thilo-PC-X570 device and within Syncthing added the folder again at the new remote folderpath (on the new HDD) at Thilo-PC-H61M/U3S3-Fedora.
After scanning and synchronizing I ended up with it being stuck syncing at 246 GiB.
What can I do? The files and folders do exist on all devices, but Syncthing thinks it is out of sync? I checked all devices that are connected to the folder that is likely out of sync but it doesn’t show me the files that are out of sync.
Global Ignore patterns:
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