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For a shared file, if UserA has opened the file, or is modifying it at the same time as UserB, it can lead to synchronization conflicts or loss of modification. In order to avoid this situation, it would be interesting to have an indication (for example a specific overlay icon), in the file explorer, showing that the file is used by another user. In a second step, it could be interesting to indicate which user(s) is (are) using it.
The problem here is that the amount of overlay icons is strongly limited, and we are already using quite a lot of status indicators. Thus I'm afraid there is no way to do that through overlay icons.
This is a new feature request
Expected behaviour
For a shared file, if UserA has opened the file, or is modifying it at the same time as UserB, it can lead to synchronization conflicts or loss of modification. In order to avoid this situation, it would be interesting to have an indication (for example a specific overlay icon), in the file explorer, showing that the file is used by another user. In a second step, it could be interesting to indicate which user(s) is (are) using it.
For the record:
Actual behaviour
I cannot know if another user is using the file I want to modify.
Steps to reproduce
hello.txt
on its computerhello.txt
on its computerhello.txt
, its desktop OC client synchronies the new filehello.txt
, its desktop OC client synchronies the new filehello.txt
, and/or the modifications of UserA and/or UserB are not saved on the serverServer configuration
Operating system: Ubuntu 16.04
Client configuration
Client version: 2.2.2 (build 6192)
Operating system: Windows 10
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