Update from commit 05ce8a23cdc12e825532dc6de06c267fb8d48b4f from
https://github.com/dragotin/QProgressIndicator
Which itself is forked from commit e5ba0fd09bfd43b067ee3646d70b294c7efcb558 from
upstream, with additional license header.
It was relicensed to MIT according to
14bb9d10e2
Relates to issues #5180 and #5184
Issue #5224
Two problems:
- In the discovery phase, we need to check the selective sync entries of
the source path in case of renames.
- When the rename is done, we need to actually update the black list in the
database.
Some tests (such as FolderManTest) can polute the config file with invalid
accounts.
(That's because most of the code, (even in libsync) always instentiate a ConfigFile)
The crash reporter shows a lot of crashes in sqlite3_clear_bindings
which seems to indicate that _stmt is null. We should guard against
a null value in order to avoid crashing.
This should only happen if the prepare call fails. We don't usually
check the return value of the prepare call, but if _stmt is null, the
exec call should return false, not true. We check the result of the
exec call, so this should then abort the sync with an error, rather
than crashing.
- Use a white icon if the context menu is visible.
- Enable `QIcon::setIsMask` if compiled on Qt >= 5.6 to allow automatic
macOS color handling.
- No changes if the colored icons are used.
One local folder can now be configured as sync target for multiple
accounts as long as their url and user differ.
Also this patch accepts that the sync folder is behind a symlink.
Also this patch fixes a bug that before the user input was taken
canonically which was not working for the symlink handling.
The filename must not be wiped in csync_commit as that is
happening after every sync. It is only set once in the
constructor of the SyncEngine in csync_init().
Instead of using the regular selective-sync UI (where it's unclear what
the "Cancel" button would even mean in this context), provide a
different set of buttons that allow the user to quickly synchronize
all pending big folders, none of them, or perform manual changes
as usual.