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Overview of all included and/or excluded files #4729

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derPinguin opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 2 comments
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Overview of all included and/or excluded files #4729

derPinguin opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 2 comments
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enhancement New features or improvements of some kind, as opposed to a problem (bug)

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@derPinguin
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derPinguin commented Feb 3, 2018

As of now you can only see how many files are included in your local/global state but not which ones.

It'd be nice if there was a list or some sort of simple file browser to see which files are actually managed by Syncthing. This would give some insights into which files are affected by the ignore patterns.

As a bonus: the possibility of deselecting included files and selecting not included files in said list/browser/overview.

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+1, enhancement

@imsodin imsodin added the enhancement New features or improvements of some kind, as opposed to a problem (bug) label Feb 4, 2018
@imsodin imsodin added this to the Unplanned (Contributions Welcome) milestone Feb 4, 2018
@calmh calmh removed this from the Unplanned (Contributions Welcome) milestone Feb 11, 2018
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uok commented May 6, 2018

I'm also looking for this as it would be helpful to non-programmers that use ignore patterns.
Just a simple modal with paginated list of files, e.g. by clicking on "local state", would be great.

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