Syncthing is spinning "Loading..." and nothing else happens

Nothing interesting in logcat… Something like this:

$ adb logcat -v time |& grep -i syncthing
06-25 04:25:36.350 I/log     (15228): Launching app://com.nutomic.syncthingandroid/com.nutomic.syncthingandroid.activities.MainActivity
06-25 04:25:36.370 I/ActivityManager(  496): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER] flg=0x10200000 cmp=com.nutomic.syncthingandroid/.activities.MainActivity} from pid 15228
06-25 04:25:36.600 D/SyncthingService(18212): All SSIDs allowed for syncing

Syncthing is supposed to be running in this configuration. No reaction to back button. No error message. Can’t enter settings. Etc.

For a good app I don’t expect such things to happen.

[MartinX3]

System-Specs: Device = Nexus 6 OS = Android 6.0.1 Cyanogenmod = 13.0-20161221-SNAPSHOT-ZNH5YAO3Y6-shamu Cyanogenmod API-Level = Fig(6) Android-Securitypatch-Level = 1. December 2016 Kernel-Version = 3.10.40-gede94e8

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Same problem here. Syncthing wants to restart, because i changed the settings or it get stopped by android in the background. I open the APP and recieve the “Loading…” screen. My Syncthing-Network is telling me, that my smartphone is offline. And the APP is in this “Loading…”-Screen forever, until i force kill the APP and start it manually.

Edit: I gave this app NO low priority and put it in FOREGROUND priority. Still same problem. (The Status Notification doesn’t disappear.)

Edit 2: I used the android energy settings to put this app into the “not optimized”-mode. Now the operating system doesn’t hibernate the app in the background and the endless “Loading…”-Cycle won’t appear.

Edit3: Even if this is the foreground app before disabling the display, this bug occur. I think, all the things i tried preventing the app from closing, but the libsyncthing.so library still getting closed in android. And it would be better, if the android app would detect it and restart it on its own, instead of beeing forever in the “Loading…”-Screen…

Could you use the root-mode to prevent the library from closing as a workaround? And i would prefer to ask the developers of greenify, xposed, xprivacy and amplify so solve this problem.

[Catfriend1]

… and since then, no more reports of the loading issue were posted here.