Testers needed: v2.14.0 talks to your WebDAV server in a new way
TL;DR: install the beta, do a few syncs (maybe create a note, a folder, copy some notes between folders, do a few more syncs), then Settings -> Debug & Diagnostics -> Send log to developer. Especially if your server is not Nextcloud or the one we ship in the repo.
v2.14.0 drops the WebDAV library the app has used since the beginning and replaces it with our own client, adds digest authentication for servers that refuse basic auth, and stops asking the server for things it already knows.
Nothing should look different to you. But this is the layer every sync goes through, and WebDAV servers disagree with each other in small undocumented ways. I can test against Nextcloud, not against yours. ownCloud, Synology, Seafile, kDrive, Apache, Caddy, a NAS you built yourself, anything behind a reverse proxy or a self-signed cert - one log from a real sync on your setup saves me a lot of time.
Logging is on by default in beta builds, so there is nothing to switch on, and from beta3 on the log survives restarts, so you can send it the morning after just as well. The button attaches both logs and fills in version, build and device. Add one line about what you did and what you expected if you want. If you would rather not mail me, Export & Share Logs gives you the same files to attach here.
Your server address, user name and note titles are replaced with placeholders before anything leaves the app, and note content and passwords are never logged at all. Read the file before you send it, and tell me if something slipped through, that is a bug.
Also useful: server software and version, whether you authenticate with basic or digest, whether it worked in v2.13.x.
Play (open testing): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/dev.dettmer.simplenotes
APK: https://github.com/inventory69/simple-notes-sync/releases/tag/v2.14.0-beta3
Same signing key as the normal release, so the beta installs over your existing install and back again.
Everything reported here gets fixed before v2.14.0 goes to production, and reporters are credited in the release notes unless you tell me not to. Thanks.
Testers needed: v2.14.0 talks to your WebDAV server in a new way
TL;DR: install the beta, do a few syncs (maybe create a note, a folder, copy some notes between folders, do a few more syncs), then Settings -> Debug & Diagnostics -> Send log to developer. Especially if your server is not Nextcloud or the one we ship in the repo.
v2.14.0 drops the WebDAV library the app has used since the beginning and replaces it with our own client, adds digest authentication for servers that refuse basic auth, and stops asking the server for things it already knows.
Nothing should look different to you. But this is the layer every sync goes through, and WebDAV servers disagree with each other in small undocumented ways. I can test against Nextcloud, not against yours. ownCloud, Synology, Seafile, kDrive, Apache, Caddy, a NAS you built yourself, anything behind a reverse proxy or a self-signed cert - one log from a real sync on your setup saves me a lot of time.
Logging is on by default in beta builds, so there is nothing to switch on, and from beta3 on the log survives restarts, so you can send it the morning after just as well. The button attaches both logs and fills in version, build and device. Add one line about what you did and what you expected if you want. If you would rather not mail me, Export & Share Logs gives you the same files to attach here.
Your server address, user name and note titles are replaced with placeholders before anything leaves the app, and note content and passwords are never logged at all. Read the file before you send it, and tell me if something slipped through, that is a bug.
Also useful: server software and version, whether you authenticate with basic or digest, whether it worked in v2.13.x.
Play (open testing): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/dev.dettmer.simplenotes
APK: https://github.com/inventory69/simple-notes-sync/releases/tag/v2.14.0-beta3
Same signing key as the normal release, so the beta installs over your existing install and back again.
Everything reported here gets fixed before v2.14.0 goes to production, and reporters are credited in the release notes unless you tell me not to. Thanks.