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[OC] Fix unmerged shares repair targetdecision #891

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@rullzer rullzer commented Aug 16, 2016

@rullzer rullzer added the 3. to review Waiting for reviews label Aug 16, 2016
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rullzer commented Aug 16, 2016

Backport for 10 is in owncloud/core#25812 but lets first see how this goes

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There is a follow-up PR which we might consider as well: owncloud/core#25829

Vincent Petry added 3 commits August 17, 2016 15:31
Pick the most recent subshare that has no parenthesis from duplication
which should match whichever name the user picked last. If all
subshares have duplicate parenthesis names, use the least recent group
share's target instead.
Whenever a group share is created after a direct share, the stime order
needs to be properly considered in the repair routine, considering that
the direct user share is appended to the $subShares array and breaking
its order.
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rullzer commented Aug 17, 2016

@schiessle yep picked as well now from owncloud/core#25829

please review

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LGTM

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