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I'm still seeing it here?
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.catfriend1.syncthingfork
Interesting - mine is syncthing-fork 1.30.0.4. When I go to the App Info page it says "App installed from F-Droid" and when I tap on that button I get a small pop-up that says "No such app found."
The 2.0 update was made into a new package in fdroid, so that you paid close attention to the upgrade, as it could maybe break things.
During the update to 2.0 you had to uninstall the 1.3 version then install and restore your syncthing-fork settings. So if you are still on 1.3 that's probably why you aren't seeing it. Should pop up if you search F-droid for the 2.0 version.
Same exact scenario here. Hmm
Add me to the list with this exact issue.
You guys all missed the Syncthing 2.0 upgrade.
I think everyone misses the upgrade except new installs, how users (including power users) can know that they have to uninstall the old app, potentially lose all the settings , then reinstall and reconfigure?
I knew because I install through F-droid instead of github so ended up getting like a notice informing me that to upgrade to 2.0 I should back up the settings then uninstall 1.3 then install 2.0 then back up settings.
But, if retrieving from github or obtanium then maybe message wasn't relayed.
I installed through F-Droid as well, but I didn't get any notices. 🤷🏽♂️
I think I saw it when i went to go update and then somehow the instructions on syncthing 2.0 being its own separate app, since straight up update could cause issues. Not sure if it was pop up within the syncthing app or descriptions page for it on f-droid. Well I do use droidify to install f-droid apps since I prefer the UI so maybe that's why I saw something.