CHANGELOG.md
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# Changelog
All notable changes to OtherSync (formerly Nimbo) are recorded here. The format follows
[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
## [0.3.0] - 2026-11-01
### Added
- Large files (64 MB or more) sync two at a time per account, alongside the rest of
the sync, and have a tab of their own: Status → Large files lists each one
running with its progress, waiting with its place in the queue, paused, or set
aside with when it's due back. The flyout's status line mentions them while any
are syncing, waiting or set aside. "Sync first" moves a
waiting file to the front of the queue, it never interrupts one that's already
running. "Set aside" stops one for an hour, four hours, until tomorrow at 8am, or
until you bring it back yourself, so a file that keeps failing or is crawling
stops holding up the others. A restart ends a set-aside, and when the file comes
back it rejoins the queue and carries on from where it got to rather than
starting again, an upload picks up from the chunks already on the server (#702).
- When setting up Nimbo on a new computer you can choose folders to download first,
so the folder you need today doesn't end up last behind hundreds of GB. The
setup window has a "Choose folders to download first" link under Synchronize
everything, and while the first sync runs the flyout's status line offers it
(clicking opens the First sync tab in Status) to choose, change or clear them. Chosen folders are
listed and downloaded before everything else, even one deep inside a bigger
folder, a change counts straight away, and the choice is kept if Nimbo is
restarted part way through (#766).
- "Sync this first" in the Explorer right-click menu, under Nimbo, for a file or
a folder. A large file waiting in the queue moves to the front (one that is
already transferring is never interrupted) and one you had set aside comes
back. Anything else with changes still to send is synced straight away, even
while Nimbo is waiting to retry after a failed sync. In on-demand mode a
waiting upload starts now, and a file you have set to always keep on this
device jumps the download queue. It never downloads a file that is only
online, and it does nothing while syncing is paused (#702).
- The Explorer sidebar entry is now named after the account, "Nimbo - adam" rather
than just "Nimbo", so with more than one account you can tell which entry is
which. If two accounts have the same login on different servers the server is
added as well. Existing entries are renamed the next time Nimbo starts, and one
you have hidden stays hidden. If you would rather call an entry something else,
give it your own name in Settings → General, under the sidebar option, it is
renamed straight away and leaving the box empty goes back to the automatic
name (#19).
### Changed
- Nimbo is now called OtherSync. Nothing else changes: it is the same app and it
updates in place, your settings, accounts, folders, pinned app windows and
Explorer integration all stay as they are. Your sync folders keep their names on
disk; the Explorer sidebar entries and the Start menu say OtherSync. After the
update it says so once. The website is now www.othersync.com (#996).
- Nimbo now runs on Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) as well as Windows 11.
Until now Setup failed on Windows 10 with "step returned 1" and then said it had
finished anyway. The right-click menu entry shows in the classic menu there.
One gap remains on Windows 10: shortcuts for Nextcloud apps opened as their own
windows don't appear in the Start menu yet (#985).
- When Setup can't install Nimbo, it now stops with Windows' own reason instead of
a bare "step returned 1" followed by the finish page (#985).
- The flyout says what Nimbo is doing right now, in one line under your account:
the file it is uploading or downloading with a progress bar, "Checking folders…"
while it looks for changes, "Can't reach the server" with how many changes are
waiting, Paused, or "Up to date" with when it last finished checking everything.
Anything that needs you (conflicts, files that can't sync, folders no longer
shared) takes the line over in amber, and clicking the line opens the matching
tab. The tray icon and its tooltip follow the same line. Status → Activity now
starts with a "Right now" list of every upload, download and folder check in
progress, with the full path and progress, and the history below it is headed
"Earlier". The flyout is tidier as a result: the separate bars for items that
need you, files in use, large files and the first sync are gone (their details
now show on the status line's second line), each recent item is one line, and
your Nextcloud status ("Online" and so on) has moved into the menu you get by
clicking your account name. Your Appearance settings all still apply (#988).
- The first time this version runs, Nimbo checks every folder in each of your sync
folders once. Earlier versions could leave a file out for good if its download
failed during the first sync, and this is how the ones already missing are
found. It lists the folders on the server again, downloads anything that isn't
on this PC, and leaves everything else alone. On a large account it can take a
few minutes, you can keep working while it runs, and a notification says when
it starts and what it found. On-demand mode isn't affected (#949).
- Syncing now also pauses for review when a single change from the server would
remove or replace more than 1,000 of your files, however large the folder is.
Until now it only paused when 50 or more files and at least half of the whole
sync folder were affected, which on a large account meant losing over half of
everything. If you clear out that many files yourself on another device, check
the list and press Resume syncing (#947).
- Choose folders (Settings → Folders) is now a tree you can expand, with the size
of each folder next to it and a part-ticked box on any folder with something
unticked inside it. It only lists folders, sorted A-Z, and leaves out anything
your ignore rules exclude. Ticks and unticks are now collected up and applied
together with one Apply, with a single keep-or-delete question for everything
unticked and roughly how much space that frees (#539).
- Switching a folder that already holds your files to on-demand mode converts them
faster, the files are now marked several at a time and plain files skip a step
that only placeholders need. The log also records how far it has got every
10,000 files, so a big folder no longer looks stuck while it works through
(#510).
### Fixed
- Choosing virtual files for a folder that doesn't exist yet, at sign-in or in
Settings, stopped with "Couldn't read that folder ... cannot find the file".
Nimbo now creates the folder and carries on (#985).
- In on-demand mode, a folder renamed on the server is now renamed on this PC
too, with everything in it, instead of being deleted here and created again, so
files you had downloaded stay downloaded. A folder deleted on the server, or moved
somewhere Nimbo can't follow, no longer takes with it any file you changed that
hadn't finished uploading: that file is kept and uploaded, and only what can be
downloaded again is removed (#986).
- In on-demand mode, a file that failed to upload while the server couldn't be
reached is sent within seconds of the connection coming back, instead of
waiting up to half an hour for its next retry (#991).
- The activity lists say "Renamed" for a rename, "Moved" for a move and "New
folder" for a folder that appeared on the server. A rename showed as "move", a
new folder as "Downloaded", and the Status window's Activity tab showed internal
names such as "delete-local" (#987).
- A folder or file renamed on the server where only the capitals changed (for
example "14 days" to "14 Days") is now renamed on this PC too, and online-only
files in it still open. Before, Nimbo kept looking for the old name, which also
made every sync pass in on-demand mode recheck the whole account, so changes made
by other people could take up to an hour to arrive. A folder that can't be read
no longer forces those full rechecks, and a change that arrives while a pass is
running is no longer missed (#984).
- Names that end in a space or a full stop, which Windows can't use, no longer get
mixed up with the same name without it. In on-demand mode Nimbo could put a
colleague's file into the look-alike folder and then move it there on the server
too. Such items are not synced (Windows can't hold them), but they are no longer
just missing: they are listed in Status → Can't sync, in both modes, with a
"Rename on server" button that suggests a name without the trailing space or full
stop and never replaces anything already there. A leftover folder of this kind
that an earlier version made is cleared automatically when it holds nothing but
online-only files. The tray icon now shows an amber "!" while anything needs
you (files that can't sync, conflicts, folders no longer shared), so they don't
go unnoticed with the Nimbo window closed (#984).
- Signing in again after Nextcloud stops accepting an account (its access removed
under Security, or a changed password) is clearer. If the account you were
looking at is the one affected, your other accounts carry on syncing and one of
them is shown instead, where before Nimbo stopped them all and read as signed
out. The sign-in window names the account, says its folders and settings are
kept, and once you have signed in it carries on without going through setup
again. An account that needs signing in has a Sign in again button in Settings →
Account, and the notification's Sign in button opens the window for that account.
Signing in with your login typed in a different case (Nextcloud accepts either)
no longer adds the same account a second time (#953).
- A notification button that links to a website, such as "Open iplookup.flagfox.net"
on Nextcloud's suspicious login warning, now opens in your browser. It used to do
nothing, and Nimbo sent the link a request with your login and app password
attached, so if you clicked one, revoke Nimbo's app password in Nextcloud
(Personal settings → Security) and sign in again. Nimbo now only ever sends your
login to your own server. Notifications also say which account they came to, in
Status and on the Windows notification, and their text can be selected and
copied. The Android app had the same button problem and is fixed too (#952).
- Pausing now stops large uploads and downloads, they carried on regardless in
0.2.0 even though the notes for that release said pausing covered them. Removing
or moving a sync folder, blacklisting a file, or unticking a folder now stops its
large transfers too (#702).
- Saving a document in on-demand mode with LibreOffice, Word or a PDF tool no
longer leaves a `~RF….TMP` copy on the server or uploads the save as a new
file, it now updates the server's copy in place so its versions and share
links stay with it. Saving over an online-only file uploads the new content
rather than leaving it local, and an edit made while Nimbo wasn't running is
now sent the next time it checks the folder (#7).
- In on-demand mode, files downloaded by apps that write to a `.part` file first,
such as Libation, now upload properly. Nimbo tried to sync the `.part` file,
which Nextcloud doesn't allow, and then kept failing with "Failed to rename",
leaving an empty file on the server. `.part` files are now ignored as they
already were in live mode (#18).
- On Linux, deleting a folder that held read-only files no longer fails with
permission denied and leaves folders that can't be opened, and folders an
earlier build left that way are fixed on the next delete.
- In on-demand mode, opening an online-only file in the first moments after Nimbo
starts now gets the same handling as any other download, it can be cancelled and
is given up on if the server stops sending, rather than possibly leaving the app
that opened it waiting. Before, a file opened while the folder was still being
set up went through an older download path that had neither (#701).
- Switching from on-demand back to live mode no longer says that online-only files
in excluded folders, such as an old `node_modules` on the server, will download
after the switch. Live mode never syncs those, so the dialog now counts them
separately and says they stay on the server, and the download size it shows only
covers the files that really will come down (#512).
- In on-demand mode, files are less likely to end up unopenable with error 363. A
Windows bug can leave the files created in the same batch as one with a long
server path impossible to open or delete, and Nimbo now creates any entry with a
path of 64 bytes or more on its own rather than only those of 128 or more, as a
margin for Windows versions the fault wasn't measured on (#685).
- Two conflicts in the same folder can no longer be given the same "conflicted
copy" name. A file and an older conflicted copy of it, both in conflict within
the same second, got one name between them and the second replaced the first,
so one of your versions was lost. Each now gets a name of its own, on this PC
and on the server, in both live and on-demand mode.
- "Resume syncing" on a folder that was paused for review, and "Sync now", start
the sync straight away. Both could be ignored for several minutes, up to an
hour, because the paused folder counted as a failed sync and Nimbo was waiting
before trying again (#589).
- A folder renamed or moved on the server is now just renamed on this PC when the
change arrives. Nimbo was deleting the folder's files and downloading them all
again, and a big rename could pause syncing for review as if the files had been
lost. Only the hourly full check handled a rename properly, the quick checks
that follow most changes did not (#947).
- Switching from on-demand back to live mode no longer says your sync folders are
restored, or that online-only files will download, when no sync folder is set up
(after a "Start fresh", for example). The dialog now counts the online-only
files that no sync folder covers separately and says nothing will sync until
you add a folder, and the notification at the end says the same (#948).
- A file that fails to download during the first sync of a folder is now tried
again on the next check. It was being left out for good, with Nimbo showing "Up
to date", until something else changed in the same folder on the server. A
server that was briefly busy or a dropped connection was enough to cause it.
- A download the server refuses because it is busy with the file for a moment
(a 423 answer) is now tried again a few times before it counts as failed, and
if it still fails it no longer says someone else has the file open. The dialogs
shown when switching file mode also say "1 is" rather than "1 are" (#950).
## [0.2.0] - 2026-09-26
Mostly about file locking and multiple accounts. On-demand mode now takes and
respects locks the way live mode does, locks are let go of when Nimbo quits, and a
colleague opening a document no longer makes everyone else download it again or
end up with a conflicted copy. Each account now gets a folder of its own, large
uploads and downloads no longer hold up the rest of the sync, and there are help
pages linked from the app along with a way to sign in and quit when signed out.
### Added
- In on-demand mode, opening a document in Word or LibreOffice now locks it on the
server the way live mode does, and a downloaded document a colleague has locked
opens read-only with their name on it (#7).
- Hovering the tray icon shows what Nimbo is doing ("Syncing…", "Up to date",
"Paused"), and the icon now has a name in Windows' taskbar settings so it can be
set to always show (#9).
- While signed out, the flyout can check for updates and turn on beta releases, and
the tray menu can check for updates too. Before, the only way to update without
an account was to download the new version from GitHub (#11).
- A crash now leaves a crash.log beside nimbo.log, and it is included in the
problem report.
- When real-time push isn't available, Settings → Troubleshooting now says it needs
the Client Push app on the server, links to its setup notes, and says Nimbo checks
for changes every 30 seconds in the meantime (#13).
- Help pages at nimbosync.com/help, linked from a Help item in the tray menu and
from Settings, and Report a problem now opens the bug report form directly.
- A lock someone else has left on one of your own files can now be cleared from
Sync status → In use. The Unlock button only shows for a person's lock that has
been there for over an hour, and Nimbo checks it is still the same lock before
clearing it. This helps on hosted servers where occ isn't available and the
official client has left a lock behind (#7).
### Changed
- Picking Online, Away, Busy or Invisible in the flyout now closes the status
menu, it only stays open while you are typing a custom status (#7).
- The flyout's recent activity list now scrolls through everything since Nimbo
started instead of stopping at six items, and has a Clear button. Clearing it
empties Sync status → Activity as well, anything that still failed stays under
needs attention (#7).
- Questions and error messages in Settings and Sync status now open in the app's
own dialog with a proper title, instead of a browser box titled
"wails.localhost says". They also follow the light or dark theme.
### Fixed
- Files a colleague has open show under In use as soon as Nimbo starts. Before,
after a restart a lock only reappeared once something else in its folder
changed, which could take a long time (#7).
- A file someone else had locked no longer stays under In use after its folder
is deleted on the server. Before, it stayed listed until Nimbo was restarted.
- Two accounts can no longer sync the same folder. A second account was offered the
first account's folder, and each then uploaded the other's files to its own
server. Every account now has a folder of its own, and an install already set up
that way holds the shared folder back, with a notification, until one of the
accounts is given a different folder (#11).
- Adding an account in on-demand mode no longer turns the other accounts' folders
into plain copies, and signing out of or removing an account only disconnects
that account's folder (#11).
- Signing in for the first time in on-demand mode no longer sets up the default
folder before the setup screen has asked where your files should go. The folder
you choose is the only one set up, and skipping setup still uses the default
(#11).
- Leftover Nimbo entries in the Explorer sidebar, from accounts that were switched,
removed or moved, are cleared up at launch. A synced folder that has been renamed
or moved is now waited for instead of being created again empty, and a folder on
a drive that isn't connected is waited for however long it takes (#10).
- The "Show Nimbo in the Explorer sidebar" setting now works in on-demand mode, the
entry stayed whatever the box said (#7).
- A colleague opening or closing a document no longer makes everyone else download
it again, or turns an edit made while it was locked into a conflicted copy.
Locking a file changes its tag on the server without changing its content, and
both modes now tell the two apart (#7).
- A document open when Nimbo quits, updates or Windows shuts down is now unlocked,
it used to stay locked for everyone until Nimbo next started. It is locked again
when Nimbo starts if it is still open, and an unlock that fails is retried every
30 seconds. Opening one document also sends one lock rather than several, which
could leave it locked after it was closed.
- Pausing, including "pause for" and quiet hours, now works in on-demand mode.
Uploads and "Always keep on this device" downloads used to carry on while the app
said it was paused. Opening a file still downloads it.
- With more than one account, pausing and quiet hours now reach every account
rather than only the one shown.
- Closing the sign-in window on a fresh install no longer leaves an empty flyout and
a tray menu that does nothing, both now offer Sign in and Quit (#12).
- An app password the server refuses at launch now asks you to sign in again,
instead of showing "Can't reach your server" and trying again every 15 seconds
(#12).
- An Outlook .pst or .ost file is held from the start while Outlook has it open, and
uploaded once when Outlook lets go of it. Outlook writes to it in bursts that fell
between uploads, so the whole file was sent again after each one. The flyout
lists it as waiting rather than as a failed upload.
- Two uploads of the same file no longer run at the same time. They shared one
upload session on the server and failed with "Chunks on server do not sum up".
- Keep mine and Keep server on a conflict now sync the file with progress and
retries, instead of doing the whole transfer inside the click with any error only
in the log. Checking a conflict also uses the server's checksum rather than
downloading the server copy on every pass.
- Clicking the "Sync conflict" notification opens the Conflicts tab, and the
"File in use" notification's link works.
- Uploads keep the file's own modified date. The server stamped each file with the
time it arrived, so other computers downloaded it with the wrong date.
- Switching a live folder to on-demand no longer lists the whole server again when
the existing sync already knows the folders, and a switch interrupted by closing
the app finishes its remaining files the next time it starts.
- In on-demand mode, a kept-on-this-device file whose download stalls is retried
after 90 seconds instead of waiting for good, and a failed download is reported
once in the activity feed rather than twice.
- A folder with a name the server doesn't allow (such as .htaccess) is now blocked
like a file would be. Live mode uploaded the folder under a changed name while the
files inside it still went up under the original one.
- In on-demand mode, a file whose name the server doesn't allow is no longer
uploaded over a file that already carries its renamed form, and a failed download
of such a file no longer stays in the Status window after it has synced.
- An account change saved at the same moment as another one (signing in, removing
an account, changing the default) is no longer lost. Each change read the whole
account list, edited its own copy and wrote it back, so whichever finished second
quietly undid the first (#693).
- The flyout names the account it is showing, with its server, on a line of its own
above the buttons. In Compact width the name used to be cut down to a few letters.
With more than one account, clicking it lists the accounts to switch to (#14).
- Compact spacing in Settings → Appearance now makes a visible difference: a smaller
header and rows, and 8 files in Recent activity instead of 6. Before, it changed a
few pixels of padding. Settings also says what Width and Spacing do (#14).
- In on-demand mode, Settings → Folders no longer says folders aren't used right
before a list of folders with tick boxes. The list is now called "Keep on this PC
(offline)", each box says "Keep on this PC", and it explains that ticking a folder
is the same as Explorer's "Always keep on this device" (#15).
- A large upload or download (64 MB or more) no longer holds up the rest of the
sync. It now runs alongside the next sync passes, two at a time per account, so a
new or changed small file goes up without waiting for it to finish. Pausing stops
them too, and they carry on when the sync resumes (#702).
- Pinned app icons in the dock now load, and apps open on the right page, when
Nextcloud is installed at a subpath (such as example.com/nextcloud). The subpath
was being added twice. An icon that still can't load shows the plain app glyph
instead of a broken image (#16).
- The Start button in the Pin apps editor, and opening an app in its own window,
now put the app in the Start menu under Nimbo Apps on a new install. Windows was
keeping the shortcuts in Nimbo's private copy of AppData, where the Start menu
can't see them. An app already added this way shows as not added, click Start
again or open the app to add it properly (#16).
- An app's own icon in the Start menu and taskbar is no longer sometimes replaced by
the Nimbo icon. Two downloads of the same icon could run at once, and the one that
lost was treated as a failed download (#743).
- In on-demand mode, "Always keep on this device" on a folder now downloads
everything under it, including subfolders that have never been opened in
Explorer. Before, only folders that had already been browsed were reached, and
new files added on the server to a kept folder waited until the next restart to
download (#17).
- Folders in on-demand mode no longer show the "sync pending" arrows when there is
nothing waiting to sync. Folders that had never been opened kept them for good,
and opened folders kept them for up to six hours. Folders now show the cloud
until their files are downloaded, and ones set up by an earlier version are put
right a couple of minutes after Nimbo starts (#17).
## [0.1.8] - 2026-09-20
Mostly about deletions, and the ways a folder could be removed when it should not
have been. A thirteen minute server outage was enough for a synced folder to be
read as gone from the server, deleted here, and then sent up as a deletion once
the server came back, so this release closes that off and goes through everything
else that can issue a delete. It also fixes a first sign-in that could fail
outright, along with a batch of upload and status problems found alongside.
### Fixed
- A server outage no longer deletes a synced folder. A folder whose details failed
to load was read as removed on the server and deleted here, and the deletion was
then sent up once the server was back.
- In on-demand mode, removing a folder you have never opened (with a script, a
clean-up tool or rd) no longer deletes it and everything inside it on the server.
A folder now goes only when this computer has listed what is in it, and otherwise
it is put back and the activity feed says why.
- A folder deleted on the server that is too big for the Recycle Bin is moved to
"<folder> - removed on server" beside your sync folder rather than being deleted
for good. The bin makes room by purging its oldest items, so a folder larger than
the bin used to lose most of itself without a word.
- A drive whose Recycle Bin capacity cannot be read now moves deletions aside as
well, instead of counting as a drive with no bin and deleting them for good.
- Deleting a folder clears the records for everything inside it. Those records
stayed behind saying the files were still synced on both sides, which is what
later read as a pile of deletions.
- Quitting or pausing partway through a sync no longer marks the folders it never
reached as up to date, which used to leave files it had not fetched invisible
until something else in the folder changed.
- Names Nimbo skips on the server (.Trash and similar) are now skipped locally too.
One that slipped through was downloaded, missed on the next scan, read as deleted
here, and deleted on the server.
- Unsharing a directly shared file, or a shared folder that had a failure inside it,
keeps your local copy again instead of sending it to the Recycle Bin (#557).
- Signing in for the first time no longer fails with "the system cannot move the
file to a different disk drive" on a machine whose AppData folders sit on
different drives (#8).
- Uploads no longer send torn copies of a file a program is writing to while it is
read. A large mailbox file open in Outlook was uploaded whole on every session and
stored under a checksum that did not match it, so every other computer downloaded
it again and again.
- A file whose copy on the server is damaged is no longer downloaded over and over.
It is skipped until that copy changes, with one notification saying so, and if you
have edited the file here the status says the edit is waiting on it.
- Saving in Word, or anything else that saves by replacing the file, is no longer
blocked while Nimbo is uploading it.
- Files with very long paths (248 characters or more) upload again. The prefix
Windows needs for them was written incorrectly, so they failed to upload or hash,
and moving a file into a deep folder was sent up as a deletion with nothing to
replace it.
- A file whose name contains "401", such as IMG_4012.jpg, no longer signs you out
when its upload times out. Failures are now told apart by what the server
returned rather than by searching the message, which also fixes activity entries
describing the wrong problem.
- Keeping both versions of a conflict fetches the server's copy before moving yours
aside, so a download that fails no longer leaves nothing under the name.
- A download of a file the server gives no modified time for records the file's own
time rather than the time it arrived, which used to send it straight back up.
- An upload waiting on a file another program has open says so on the status line,
is checked every 30 seconds, and goes as soon as the program lets go. It used to
say "Up to date" and wait for the next hourly pass.
- A local change dropped by a sync that failed during an outage is tried again a
minute later rather than waiting for the next full pass.
- "Start when I log in" works on packaged builds. The setting wrote a registry value
the app's container kept private, so Windows never saw it and the app started at
sign-in whether it was ticked or not.
- Turning the Explorer sidebar entry on and off quickly no longer fails or silently
drops one of the changes.
- A folder the delete guard puts back appears in Explorer straight away instead of
needing F5.
### Changed
- "Offline" on the status line now means a network problem only. A folder Windows
will not let Nimbo read, or a database error, says "Error" instead.
- One path the server keeps refusing no longer holds back syncing from the server.
- Clearing the records for a large deleted folder is much faster. 2,000 deletions
across a 200,000 row folder took 101 seconds and now takes about two.
## [0.1.7] - 2026-09-18
The first stable release since v0.1.0.277. It brings the on-demand fixes and the
handling of folders that stop being shared from the recent betas to everyone, and
starts the new version numbering, so 0.1.7 is also the number of the next Microsoft
Store release.
### Added
- When a folder stops being shared with you, Nimbo keeps your local copy and parks
it until you choose to keep it, move it out or delete it (Status → "No longer
shared"). In on-demand mode the files you had downloaded are kept as well.
- Files set to "Always keep on this device" in on-demand mode are now downloaded,
including ones that were online-only (#7).
- On-demand files are downloaded through a single streamed request, and a slow
connection can no longer stall a download past the time limit Windows allows (#7).
### Fixed
- Moving or renaming files and folders in on-demand mode is sent to the server as a
move, instead of deleting the original and uploading it again, so the file keeps
its version history.
- A file edited just before a move, or sitting inside a moved folder, keeps its
pending upload, and a moved file that had unsynced changes is no longer duplicated.
- Checking an online-only file's details no longer downloads the whole file.
- A file that Windows holds but cannot read is reported once, with the steps to
recover it.
- After switching off on-demand mode, a file whose server copy changed in the
meantime is downloaded again instead of being reported as a conflict.
- A download that fails part way through is now reported, and one that is
cancelled is no longer counted as a failure.
### Changed
- Version numbers now follow the release (0.1.7) instead of 0.1.0.<build>. Beta
builds are numbered on top of the last release, for example 0.1.7.296.