2024-06-14 - Feature Request - Android - Number of items in a notebook

Coffee · 2024-06-14T09:28:51.287Z

As in the Windows app, the number of items contained in a notebook should also be displayed in the Android app. This applies in particular to the notebooks Conflicts and Conflicts ( Attachments )

Android:

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Coffee · 2024-06-14T09:32:36.274Z

FYI: This Request was triggered by

2024-04-29 - Problems synchronising with the Android app and the Joplin Cloud Support

Patience alone will not solve the problem After the Android app (Joplin 2.14.9) on my S10 still hadn't finished the very long sync process this morning, I discovered a message in the mobile-log.log that prompted me to quit and restart the app. I suspect that the session / connection to the Joplin cloud expired without the Android app reacting accordingly. I can imagine that this behaviour of the Android app could / has led to inconsistent / incorrect data in the database on the Android device…

Coffee · 2024-07-05T08:00:22.149Z

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2024-07-05 - Android synchronisation status - Select, copy and share text Features

Forked from 2024-04-29 - Problems synchronising with the Android app and the Joplin Cloud - #46 by Coffee I am requesting this feature because it would make it easier to analyse the many error messages and conflicts in the database. Currently - Joplin 3.0.7 (prod, android) - you can see the resource IDs of elements in the synchronisation status, but you cannot copy them to be able to search for them manually with the debug tool, for example. Feature request: The results of the synchronisatio…

personalizedrefriger · 2024-07-05T18:14:03.331Z

+1 for this, particularly on large screens.

At present, it's possible to see the number of notes in each notebook from Configuration > Tools > Synchronization Status, but this is a bit difficult to find.

Coffee · 2024-07-06T07:36:11.339Z

personalizedrefriger:

At present, it's possible to see the number of notes in each notebook from Configuration > Tools > Synchronization Status, but this is a bit difficult to find.

I use the synchronisation status every day when I enter the values in my logbook. What I miss there is the number of items in the folder Conflicts (Attachments) – sometimes I had to count over 400 conflicts (attachments) manually on Android and iPad. This is very time-consuming and prone to error.

If the number of conflicts (attachments) were also displayed in the synchronisation status, that would help me. This applies to Android, iPAD and Windows – and probably also to Linux.