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Copy folder to received folder #40788
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Note: if Alice does this with her own folders - copies folder1 "over the top of" folder2, then the previous content of folder2 is gone, and now contains copy of everything in folder1. There is no attempt at a "merge" of folder1 into folder2. I don't know if that is the required behavior, or is just "what happens. |
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I think that we want: Expected behaviour and the test scenario was added in #40308 so this is still an open issue. |
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Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
Brian gets a 409 "conflict" response and the folder is not copied.
(alternative expected behavior could be some automatic-merge of the source folder tree into the target folder tree - but that is complicated)
Actual behaviour
Brian now has "folder1" with "mytest.txt" in it
The share from Alice to Brian is in the declined state
Alice has "folder1" with "test1.txt" in it
When Brian accepts the declined share from Alice, then Brian sees "folder1 (2)" with "test1.txt" in it.
Server configuration
Current oC10 core master
See PR #40308 for the test scenario(s)
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