Thread: Storing the Calibre library in "Documents Folder" on iCloud
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Old 03-15-2020, 05:42 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by stan999 View Post
Well, that's why I'm asking. I'm aware of the issues. I'm making some technical judgments here. If a change inside the local library would not change metadata (as in open pdf with pdf expert, make highlights...close db) then I wouldn't see what the problem of doing a two sync be. And I now understand the main function of .opf files. ll keep them there even though I usually back up the library every day.
You do it and you could corrupt your library such that you'd have to build it again from scratch including all customizations and metadata fixes.
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