E2EE broken when using share extension

[bcutter]

Update: uploading content (files, images) from the share extension to an E2EE folder (like app A --> share with --> Nextcloud --> E2EE folder) fails with

Can you fix that in the beta @marinofaggiana?

Ursprünglich gepostet von @bcutter in https://github.com/nextcloud/ios/issues/3587#issuecomment-3188721029

[bcutter]

@marinofaggiana Tried using this today, failed on both iPhone as well as iPad, both running 7.1.3.10.

[bcutter]

Still exists with 7.1.6. Working for non-E2EE folders only.

[marinofaggiana]

mmmm Strange, works like 3 week ago.

[bcutter]

Not for me on neither iPhone nor iPad.

[bcutter]

Crazy, now on Beta 7.1.7.1 I tested it and it was working in the iPhone. Will check in the iPad too.

Did you change anything on the beta release? Or could it be the "reinstall" of the app when switching from stable to beta (TestFlight)?

[marinofaggiana]

Nothing, I'm not surprised, the Files app is already awful, domains management is even worse.

[bcutter]

Tested it on the iPad with beta 7.1.7,1 too now.

At first I did not open the app after switching to beta but wanted do use the share extension directly, which gave a note ~ "version change, start app before continuing"

After opening the app I navigated to a specific encrypted subfolder, let's call it "A". Then I used the share extension to upload a random file to A - which worked:

Then I used the share extension to upload a (the very same) file to another encrypted subfolder ("B") I did NOT open with the NC app before - which failed:

As you can see the other content of that B subfolder also can not be decrypted. And that's the problem: uploading via share extension to E2EE subfolder is ONLY possible if you opened them before with the NC app - which makes using the share extension useless.

Does this test report make sense to you @marinofaggiana ?

[marinofaggiana]

Yes, not all logic of e2ee is included on share ... I reopen.