How to remove folder on iOS?

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Just started to try out Syncthing and Synctrain/Sushitrain with my Macbook Pro (Synctrain app), a Syncthing LXC on my Proxmox and the Synctrain app on my iPhone (all latest versions). Setting this up to sync between all devices worked quite fine. But there is one thing that I just don't find how to do it in the iPhone app: how to remove created folders that I don't need anymore.

In the Mac version i can go to my created folder and in the folder actions i can "Ordner trennen" (which should be german for "remove folder" or similar). In the web GUI of my Syncthing LXC I can do just the same when I go to the folder edit area. But on the iPhone in the 'folder' tab I don't find any option to do the same. When inside of the folder there is the 3dot menu top right. clicking this, i find several options, including "folder settings" (or so, using the german version). There I can turn off syncing, but not remove the folder. And also in the "advanced folder options" there is no option to remove it.

How can I get rid of created folders (not necessarily the physical folder on disk, just the folder definition created in Synctrain) on the iPhone? Is this just a problem with my german version or is this function just not existing (yet) in Synctrain/Sushitrain? Until now I only see the option to delete the Synctrain app from my iPhone and start from scratch. Not necessarily the best way I guess ;-)

Thx

[pixelspark]

Hi there, try the dot-menu on the folder settings screen itself (in v2.1 or earlier). As of 2.2 these actions are in the three dot menu when browsing a folder, in the 'folder actions' sub menu.

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Thx for your answer. I'm using v2.2 and can't find a "folder actions" submenu anywhere. It exists on my Mac version of the app, but not on the iPhone. Here is my folder overview tab:

so one folder named "Magazine". In the 3dot menu there I can only select different viewing options like "number of files on device" etc. If I then click on the "Magazine" folder I get to the content of this folder. Opening the 3dot menu there (which is the one you are refering to in your anwer above, right?), I get the following menu in my german app:

I have "folder settings" at the bottom and "folder statistics" above it. And other direct options, but no "folder actions" with sub actions or so.

So bug? Missing on iOS? Issue with language version, maybe because "Ordner-Einstellungen" in the german version needs 2 lines? Or did I get your answer wrong? Thx

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ah, and just as I sent this I tried to do scrolling on the 3dot menu and boom, there it is. Sorry for this, but there is no hint or so that there are more options in the menu than the one that can be seen when opening the menu. So I didn't try scrolling yet. Not sure if this a problem of Apple for this kind of menu object or if there is a way to signal that the user should scroll for more menu entries.

[pixelspark]

Yeah, that is annoying. I can't really fix this in a good way. There is simply limited space on the screen, and more submenus will not really improve this I'm afraid..