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opencloud/tests/acceptance/expected-failures-API-on-decomposed-storage.md
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Scenarios from core API tests that are expected to fail with decomposed storage while running with the Graph API

File

Basic file management like up and download, move, copy, properties, trash, versions and chunking.

Custom dav properties with namespaces are rendered incorrectly

ocdav: double-check the webdav property parsing when custom namespaces are used

Sync

Synchronization features like etag propagation, setting mtime and locking files

Uploading an old method chunked file with checksum should fail using new DAV path

Share

d:quota-available-bytes in dprop of PROPFIND give wrong response value

deleting a file inside a received shared folder is moved to the trash-bin of the sharer not the receiver

Other

API, search, favorites, config, capabilities, not existing endpoints, CORS and others

sending MKCOL requests to another or non-existing user's webDav endpoints as normal user should return 404

ocdav: api compatibility, return correct status code

trying to lock file of another user gives http 500

Support for favorites

WWW-Authenticate header for unauthenticated requests is not clear

PATCH request for TUS upload with wrong checksum gives incorrect response

Renaming resource to banned name is allowed in spaces webdav

Trying to delete other user's trashbin item returns 409 for spaces path instead of 404

MOVE a file into same folder with same name returns 404 instead of 403

COPY file/folder to same name is possible (but 500 code error for folder with spaces path)

Trying to restore personal file to file of share received folder returns 403 but the share file is deleted (new dav path)

Preview. UTF characters do not display on prievew

Preview of text file truncated

Won't fix

Not everything needs to be implemented for opencloud.

  • Blacklisted ignored files are no longer required because opencloud can handle .htaccess files without security implications introduced by serving user provided files with apache.

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