For me iCloud has been mostly good with syncing changes between devices in the background like that. If I edit a note stored on iCloud from my iPhone, by the time I use my Mac again, the iCloud folder syncs or finished syncing with the local folder.

I want to sync an iCloud folder and a local one for my Obsidian vault (markdown notes), If I edit a note on the local folder on my Mac, its immediately reflected in the iCloud folder. I would to be able to exclude all sub-directories except ones I explicit allow, perhaps by specifying files or folders to ignore, like a. I have a folder like this stored locally:Īnd would like to only sync the non-folder files, and specific folders to the iCloud directory, and ignore the rest of the folders.

I don't want to have the files only in iCloud because there's no option to keep files offline, it only streams files when you open / try to access them. I want to sync two folders on my mac on the same drive: one folder in iCloud, and one stored locally / not on iCloud.

I want to be able to exclude all sub-directories except ones I explicit allow, perhaps by specifying files or folders to ignore, like a. TLDR: I want to sync an iCloud directory on my Mac with another folder on the Mac not on iCloud, continuously so if I edit an file on either folder, the changes are immediately reflected on the other one.

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