github.com/jstaf/onedriver

• Fixes a bug with file corruption in some scenarios from version 0.14.0.

• We now use quickxorhash checksums for both personal and business accounts.
• The cache for file contents has been moved out of boltdb and onto the local filesystem. This makes accessing, reading, and writing files faster than before.
• onedriver no longer allows you to create filenames that are not allowed by OneDrive.

• The GUI has been rewritten in golang for ease of maintenance and code sharing with the rest of the onedriver application.
• onedriver can now be configured with a config file at "~/.config/onedriver/config.yml".
• There is now a configuration menu in the GUI. You can now set a couple configuration options that were previously only possible with "systemctl edit".
• The onedriver CLI now stores its cache in the same path that the GUI expects, meaning that invoking the onedriver filesystem directly and via the GUI will share the cache as long as the mountpoint is the same.
• onedriver now prefers multipart downloads for files >10MB instead of a single massive GET request. This should significantly improve reliability when working with large files (the download won't get cut in half if it doesn't finish within the HTTP request timeout in anymore).

I was hoping to get either shared items+sharepoint support or moving file contents out of the db (better performance + handles big files better) into this release. However, both of these features require some pretty significant changes (and a lot of testing!) so this release has been done in the interim while I work on those features. This release contains a lot of under-the-hood changes required for more exciting stuff in the future.

• Major internal rewrite - onedriver now talks directly to the kernel instead of using go-fuse/fs as an intermediary. This makes metadata operations a bit faster.
• onedriver better handles completion of multipart uploads and does not repeatedly upload files on success. This significantly improves upload speed.
• Fixes a crash when writes begin at an offset beyond maximum file length. This fixes a bug where running ld inside the filesystem would cause it to crash.
• Switch to using zerolog instead of logrus for logging. Though zerolog is supposedly faster, the real reason to switch is that it's much easier for me (and hopefully you) to read! Also, pretty colors!
• onedriver now gives you the option to choose to authenticate via the terminal when authenticating via the new --no-browser option (this is the functionality from the old "headless" build).
• Add a workaround for the TLS cert authentication issue from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2024296

• onedriver now disallows rmdir on nonempty directories.
• The filesystem now detects if it is offline more reliably.