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Instant crash at startup after upgrade
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Steps to reproduce
- Upgrade Nextcloud to version 6.6.3
- Start the app
Expected behaviour
No crash
Actual behaviour
Immédiate crash
Logs
If applicable, you can post the iOS app or server logs (removing any sensitive information).
Reasoning or why should it be changed/implemented?
Environment data
iOS version: 18.5
Nextcloud iOS app version: 6.6.3
Server operating system: Linux
Web server: Apache
Database:
PHP version:
Nextcloud version:
Anything I can do to help debug this? The app is literally unusable for me right now
I found a workaround: uninstall and reinstall the app completely. You'll need to input the address of the server(s) and your credentials, but it worked for me.
I found a workaround: uninstall and reinstall the app completely. You'll need to input the address of the server(s) and your credentials, but it worked for me.
thanks, that worked!
Sadly, this workaround ist not working for us :-/. We have user credentials provided by LDAP, could this make a difference?
Probably I have the same issue since months. Crash of the splash screen. See attached screencast.
iPhone X – MQAF2QN/A iOS 16.7.11
nextcloud iOS App issue since 6.x ? (6.4.0 or 6.5.x I think) up to current version 7.0.4
To avoid a new upload of > 18K files and/or inconsistent file management on the server, reinstalling the app does not seem to be a good solution in my case.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4c37445c-634e-4bba-90a8-bfdc87594d17
@ennnnno I had the same concerns because of the auto-upload function. But I re-installed Nextcloud app anyway. My plan was to set the auto-upload feature to only upload new pictures. This worked fairly good. I had to upload a couple dozen pictures manually, but this was managable.
THX @matt-wombat if no other solution can be found, I will follow your suggestion. However, I have 1,245 files since the last synchronization.