v1.1.1

No major changes to the app itself

• Added note about UBSync to the Credits section in the App
• Added appstream metainfo
• Slight changes to the manifest (full home directory access for sync both ways)
• Built with Flatpak Builder instead of Gnome Builder because of the appstream metainfo

v1.1.0

Not a very interesting release in terms of features added but some important changes were made:

• Progress indicator is now shown even when using push/pull all instead of just with the individual targets
• Progress indicator doesnt disappear anymore when clicking away from the overview while a transfer is in progress
• App now checks if the folder is even available (in case you changed it on the server)
• App also checks for network access before attempting to push or pull
• More information is shown in case of a failure - useful when a few files fail during a large transfer
• Deletions are counted as well if mirror mode is enabled and the app warns you more clearly when you are about to delete something

v1.0.0

After testing it for a little bit and adding some more features, I feel like a version 1.0.0 might be reasonable. Something that still isn't implemented is a background daemon but since I created this app to have a more manual process in the first place, I didn't think it was necessary. It might get added in the future though.

Changes from v0.2.0 are:

• Implemented Nextcloud Login Flow v2 so you don't have to manually create an app password if you use 2FA
• Added option to cancel ongoing up- or downloads
• Added confirmation dialog that shows what is about to be done before actually doing anything
• Added a more intuitive startup page that prompts you to set up an account first if not configured
• Bumped Gnome runtime to version 50

v0.2.0

First release after the Rust rewrite. Changes include:

• New icon
• Project got renamed to SimpleSync
• Ability to pull content from the remote instead of just pushing
• Fixed a bug which would overwrite files on the remote even though they have the same name (now it just skips those)

In this case I decided to keep the original Python version in a separate branch (python-legacy) because I (maybe) didnt already mess up the versioning unlike in the expenses repo.

And as usual: Most if not all of the code is AI generated. For this project I only used Claude Opus 4.6 so far.

Initial release of flatpak bundle

Idk