Which gates "sync" behind an expensive "premium" paywall.
It feels criminal to charge that much for the sync feature when it also can't possibly work, iOS actively does not want apps to run in the background, and does not offer a viable method for this libgit wrapper to execute libgit on, for example, a filesystem inotify event or write or whatever.
https://github.com/ViscousPot/GitSync/issues/807#issuecommen...
What do you know, people are observing it doesn't really work.
> Apple's iOS has a pluggable Files system.
Okay, excellent, maybe you can tell me how to do this.
I have opened the builtin iOS notes app. It by default can sync notes with iCloud. I would like to have it store my notes in Git or Dropbox or anything else, and be able to also edit them on another machine and have the changes sync.
I won't hold my breath on how to do this because like clearly things are not pluggable, the builtin iOS apps don't work with anything but iCloud and the filesystem is obviously not pluggable or generic.