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I have searched for existing issues that may be the same as or related to mine.
I have not looked at the code but, seeing the synchronisation taking quite long for a small number of files, my assumption would be that the whole remote file is read for comparison. That has also been hinted in #8.
Therefore, I would suggest using the HEAD request instead of GET and reading the last-modified date/time from the response header.
This might significantly reduce the traffic and improve the performance of the sync operation.
As a workaround I will try syncing to a local folder and then performing the sync on the same collection, using rclone.
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I have not looked at the code but, seeing the synchronisation taking quite long for a small number of files, my assumption would be that the whole remote file is read for comparison. That has also been hinted in #8.
Therefore, I would suggest using the HEAD request instead of GET and reading the last-modified date/time from the response header.
This might significantly reduce the traffic and improve the performance of the sync operation.
As a workaround I will try syncing to a local folder and then performing the sync on the same collection, using rclone.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: