Syncthing upstream releases new versions quite frequently so they might be hard to keep up but it would be nice to have at least one version marked stable... Not 0.14.30 though, it has a data race in KCP and STUN code. Conversely, the issues fixed by upstream since 0.14.32 seem to be pretty mild - so let's aim to stabilise 0.14.32. The ebuild in question will become eligible for stabilisation on the 25th of August.
Recently released syncthing-0.14.35 fixes a security vulnerability which allowed file overwrite via versioned symlinks, please see allows https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/4286 for details. I haven't seen any announcement regarding when that vulnerability was introduced, however looking at the code suggests it was there for quite a long time. In light of the above the stabilisation target is now version 0.14.35, to become eligible for stabilisation on the 8th of September.
Recently, 0.14.38 has been released.
Turns out 0.14.35 has got a fairly serious bug so we had better not stabilise it. Current candidate is therefore 0.14.38, to become eligible for stabilisation on the 6th of November. Third time is charm?
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