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OpenSave: emergency update v2.2.2 moves to a new sync relay

OpenSave, a tool for peer-to-peer synchronization of game saves between devices, has been released in version v2.2.2.

This is an emergency release: the public relay server used by devices without a self-hosted server got suspended. Version 2.2.2 migrates users to a working backup relay, with database migrations specifically protecting self-hosted configurations.

Beforehand, the project had already posted a status notice about the internet sync outage on its website, and clarified that encryption terminates at the relay rather than being end-to-end - local saves were unaffected throughout.

  • release: 2.2.2 - move off the suspended relay
  • Say on the site that internet sync is down
  • Correct what the site says about relay encryption
  • Drop the relay keepalive workflow; let a waking relay wake in peace
  • Offer the Discord on the new-issue page
  • Label the conflict panel’s totals, and date 2.2.1 for today

OpenSave library view

Source: GitHub

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