I've managed to get your tool running using a nix flake with the dependencies it requires (instead of installing them via pip)
Looks very good, thanks for that beautiful tool!
Now that I've tried it, the first problem I have is that the long list of changes seem randomly ordered. I'm comparing my up to date password-store (A) with older sync-conflict versions (B).
Your GUI shows me lot's of "Only in DB A" and quite some "changed: property" entries sprinkled in between. It would be nice to be able to sort & filter by those categories.
A nice bonus feature for those "changed" entries would be if you could detect which side was changed, probably by seeing if the last history entry of one side is equal to the current version on the other side?
I've managed to get your tool running using a nix flake with the dependencies it requires (instead of installing them via pip)
Looks very good, thanks for that beautiful tool!
Now that I've tried it, the first problem I have is that the long list of changes seem randomly ordered. I'm comparing my up to date password-store (A) with older sync-conflict versions (B).
Your GUI shows me lot's of "Only in DB A" and quite some "changed: property" entries sprinkled in between. It would be nice to be able to sort & filter by those categories.
A nice bonus feature for those "changed" entries would be if you could detect which side was changed, probably by seeing if the last history entry of one side is equal to the current version on the other side?