I don’t mind the delay much, but I’m so tried of waiting for Syncthing 2. All my other nodes are at the v2, for a very long time. Months, I don’t even remember. The older version works, but it constantly shows some issues which aren’t there. I expect the migration to 2.0 would resolve the issues. It’s there in the Fedora 44, but the 43 does not have it for some reason. I’m waiting. Otherwise it’s good.
You could also consider just running the binary given that alternative fits your usecase? Single-user and trusting the syncthing-team, but they seem (my opinion, no affiliation, fellow user only) highly trustworthy. The binary auto-updates and you don’t have to wait for the distro package maintainers to update the repos. Might be an acceptable tradeoff in the case of syncthing, or maybe not - just raising as an alternative for you to consider.
I don’t mind the delay much, but I’m so tried of waiting for Syncthing 2. All my other nodes are at the v2, for a very long time. Months, I don’t even remember. The older version works, but it constantly shows some issues which aren’t there. I expect the migration to 2.0 would resolve the issues. It’s there in the Fedora 44, but the 43 does not have it for some reason. I’m waiting. Otherwise it’s good.
You could also consider just running the binary given that alternative fits your usecase? Single-user and trusting the syncthing-team, but they seem (my opinion, no affiliation, fellow user only) highly trustworthy. The binary auto-updates and you don’t have to wait for the distro package maintainers to update the repos. Might be an acceptable tradeoff in the case of syncthing, or maybe not - just raising as an alternative for you to consider.