This updates the modified time of the config file before archiving it
during an update so that the clean up routine doesn't delete it if it's
too old, preventing the user from being able to rollback after an
upgrade.
This gets rid of redundant checks and centralizes the logic of loading
the config files so that we don't have to keep doing the same thing in
multiple places.
After the first media break (under 1200px), the footer is too long to
fit in a single line, taking up too much space in small screen devices.
This makes it so that it will stop being fixed at the bottom, freeing up
valuable screen real estate.
Safari has its own standard for handling icons for pinned tabs,
which requires a black-and-white .svg and a special tag.
Without using this, pinning a tab to localhost will show just
a blank square, instead of a pre-generated letter.
Checks the existing blocks that can be reused when downloading a file so
that it only requires the space corresponding to the missing blocks.
This will prevent syncthing from claiming the folder doesn't have enough
space when resuming download of large files after they have been
partially downloaded.
I'm not really sure under what circumstances MkdirAll returns a nil
error but a subsequent stat fails, but apparently it can happen and we
need to handle it. The "mode >= 0" was a no-op, and we never call
ensureDir anyway without the intention of ensuring the mode, so removed
that.
* pr/2594:
Move event timestamp to header for share folder prompt
Edit device after accepting new connection (fixes#1929)
Move new device timestamp to box header
Fix unmatching closing span tag
This will open the "edit device" dialogue after accepting a new device
connection. This will allow the user to specify the name of the device
or leave it blank in case they want to accept whatever the device
advertises once it connects.
When upgrade info is not available and the "Automatic Upgrades" options
is hidden, then "Global Discovery Server" wraps around and gets
misaligned. This fixes all that.
This avoids the double negative of having noConsole = false to represent
not hiding the console. It is also consistent with the action performed
by osutils.
This takes advantage of the newly created parseCommandLineOptions()
function and makes it work so that it now returns a nice struct of
options rather than relying on global variables.
There are a few global variables left, but they will take a bit more
refactoring in order to be removed, so it'll happen in later commits.
