Populates @microsoft.graph.downloadUrl on file driveItems when requested
via $select and implements GET .../items/{item-id}/content as a 302 to
the same URL: a by-id WebDAV URL signed with OC_URL_SIGNING_SECRET,
verified by the proxy, valid for 30 minutes. Folders answer 404 on
/content and never carry the annotation.
The annotation is available on the driveItem stat, the children and
root children listings and the share jail item endpoint.
drive.WebUrl, driveItem.WebUrl and the public share link WebUrl all
derive from the same config value (graph.spaces.webdav_base), but only
driveItem.WebUrl used the pre-parsed BaseGraphService.publicBaseURL.
The other two re-parsed the config on every call.
Add a webURLForResource method on BaseGraphService for the /f/<id> URLs
(used twice, with a *string return matching the libregraph DriveItem
field shape), and inline g.publicBaseURL for the single /s/<token>
share-link case. Convert cs3ResourceToDriveItem and formatDriveItems
from free functions into BaseGraphService methods so they pick up
logger and publicBaseURL from the receiver. This also aligns them with
the surrounding code: BaseGraphService already exposes ~15 similar
methods, so the two free functions were the odd ones out.
Net: all three WebUrls are now constructed from a single pre-parsed
URL, and the (g.logger, g.publicBaseURL) plumbing at 7 call sites
disappears.
$expand=thumbnails was only honored by sharedByMe and sharedWithMe. The
driveItem stat, the children listing and the root children listing now
honor it as well, so a client that lists a folder learns which items have
a preview instead of guessing from the mime type.
The thumbnails are set from the resource info the listing already has, so
a later preview check that needs more than the mime type has a single
place to sit. The two share listings carry driveItems only, they keep
matching on the mime type but share the url building.
Instead of statically defining the version of Go in mise.toml as well as
in its native files (go.mod), use a small shell script to parse go.mod
and determine the version dynamically from there.
That version is then available as an env variable in the mise.toml file
and can be referenced for go, in order to avoid having to keep those
versions in sync, especially since dependabot will update go in the
go.mod file, but not in mise.toml.
Dominik Schmidt