Issue: Plugin Creates a Copy of the File Instead of Syncing It
When I try to sync my database with Google, the plugin uploads an exact copy of the file with the same name. It doesn’t matter whether I use a folder or not; it still creates an identical file and/or folder.
Now I have two folders named "Keepass," each containing a "database3.kdbx" file. These files have different URLs, so I think they are in different folders, but they appear the same.
Expected Behavior:
I expect the plugin to download the existing database (which it does) and then upload it back to the exact same file (which it does not do), instead of creating another copy of it.
Environment:
Plugin version: 4.1.0
Keepass version: 2.57.1 (normal)
Authentication: Legacy auth (normal authentication stopped working a few months ago)
OS: Windows 11 x64
Steps to Reproduce:
Attempt to sync a database with Google using the plugin.
Observe that the plugin creates a duplicate folder and file instead of syncing to the existing file.
Please help! Thank you!

Issue: Plugin Creates a Copy of the File Instead of Syncing It
When I try to sync my database with Google, the plugin uploads an exact copy of the file with the same name. It doesn’t matter whether I use a folder or not; it still creates an identical file and/or folder.
Now I have two folders named "Keepass," each containing a "database3.kdbx" file. These files have different URLs, so I think they are in different folders, but they appear the same.
Expected Behavior:
I expect the plugin to download the existing database (which it does) and then upload it back to the exact same file (which it does not do), instead of creating another copy of it.
Environment:
Plugin version: 4.1.0
Keepass version: 2.57.1 (normal)
Authentication: Legacy auth (normal authentication stopped working a few months ago)
OS: Windows 11 x64
Steps to Reproduce:
Attempt to sync a database with Google using the plugin.
Observe that the plugin creates a duplicate folder and file instead of syncing to the existing file.
Please help! Thank you!