As indicated in `lib/config/deviceconfiguration.go`, specifically `const defaultNumConnections = 3`, the default value went from 1→3 in 2.x.
The changes I propose are as follows:
(0) Make no changes to the introduction sentence:
"numConnections[...]. A zero value means to use the Syncthing default."
Referencing the specific default value of 3 here would be repetitive and would nullify the need to reference it in the sections below, where it serves a much greater purpose. At this point in the text the reader needs to know the default, not its exact value.
(1) Keep "single connection" section. While this section technically could have been removed since it is implied by the following one, users who have hardcoded the default value of 1, or users who want a counterpoint to the "maximum 128" section may still find it useful.
(2) Modify the "multiple connections" section to indicate the new default of 3, and highlight that it is now the new default, in a way that avoids redundancy with the previous section.
(3) Make no changes to "maximum 128" section.
As indicated in lib/config/deviceconfiguration.go, specifically const defaultNumConnections = 3, the default value went from 1→3 in 2.x.
The changes I propose are as follows:
(0) Make no changes to the introduction sentence:
"numConnections[...]. A zero value means to use the Syncthing default."
Referencing the specific default value of 3 here would be repetitive and would nullify the need to reference it in the sections below, where it serves a much greater purpose. At this point in the text the reader needs to know the default, not its exact value.
(1) Keep "single connection" section. While this section technically could have been removed since it is implied by the following one, users who have hardcoded the default value of 1, or users who want a counterpoint to the "maximum 128" section may still find it useful.
(2) Modify the "multiple connections" section to indicate the new default of 3, and highlight that it is now the new default in the comparison section, in a way that avoids redundancy with the previous section.
(3) Make no changes to "maximum 128" section.