Dear Talk TiddlyWiki, I am a fairly new user of TiddlyWiki. So far, I’m going through the excellent Grok TiddlyWiki text book, and have set up an instance of the also excellent TiddlyPWA by @valpackett to tinker on Glitch. Before diving deeper into TiddlyWiki, I’d like to understand the current bi…

For the last couple of months, I have been using a set up in which I have copies of a single file TiddlyWiki for notes on my desktop, tablet and phone, and the three copies of the same wiki synchronize with each other on a tiddler level. The sync is via an in-development plugin (Harmony) that synch…

Looking forward to see this however; [image] saqimtiaz: Any changes to a wiki configured to sync to a given repo are automatically propagated to other wikis syncing to the same repo. I was hoping MWS Multi-wiki server could do this to an internet hosted SQL Server, that can be placed on any …

[image] TW_Tones: I was hoping MWS Multi-wiki server could do this to an internet hosted SQL Server, that can be placed on any apatche/cpanel host. You would also need to deploy MWS TiddlyWiki on node.js on the server to interact with the SQL database.

Wow @saqimtiaz - that’s almost my exact need as well and I haven’t been able to solve it. I’m offline such a big chunk of the time as I move between work and home (long train commute) and trying to keep things all in sync is very difficult. If that ever became public I would jump all over it. I’m no…

Do the actual contents of each commit, and the diff from the previous commit, look sensible? And does it matter? And what would the commit message be?? They’re pretty atomic. I save the Wiki every time TiddlyDesktop loses key window status (so if I’m switching apps), which generally is a good tim…

[image] saqimtiaz: This setup allows for use cases like synchronizing a wiki between devices at the tiddler level; ensuring that changes in one tab aren’t overwritten by an instance of the same wiki open in another tab or device; or being offline for an extended period and syncing any changes ma…

[image] Springer: If it requires all devices to interact over the same GitHub account, that could be mildly inconvenient I imagine it doesn’t. A GitHub repo allows you to name collaborators. Each user would need a GH id, and be given permission to the repository, but that should do it.

[image] Springer: I understand this is still in development. But once ready, it sounds like it could be ideal as a multi-user solution (for cases where a wiki is shared among familiar trusted users who cannot connect on the same local network). Is that right? I knew someone would make the lea…

[image] stobot: that’s almost my exact need as well and I haven’t been able to solve it. I’m offline such a big chunk of the time as I move between work and home (long train commute) and trying to keep things all in sync is very difficult. One of the challenges here is that if you switch from…

That’s very informative thanks @session . I’ll be sure to check out /siteinfo when exploring Hubzilla instances. Hopefully Hubzilla is still actively developed/maintained that it’s around for the long term!

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Solutions for syncing the same TiddlyWiki across many devices?

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