add --destination-use-user-folder option to files:transfer-ownership command#3993
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@mrow4a you need to add the new option also to the corresponding occ command set file |
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@mmattel done, but not sure if correctly |
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Squashed and rebased. |
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This is a new thing that will be in the next oC10.9 release. So no backport needed. |
| --accept-skipped-shares` | always confirm to continue in case of skipped shares. | ||
| | `--destination-use-user-folder` | if destination user never logged in + | ||
| and thus has no mounts transfer + | ||
| directly to top-level user folder. |
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any suggestions how to improve? my docs were really engineer driven
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Yes, this is difficult to parse. A comma after "mounts" should clarify things. Then the share is transferred directly to the top-level user folder. Is that what you meant? @mrow4a
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@mmattel @EParzefall adjusted, can you check now ?
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@mrow4a thansk for the update. Q: Does this mean the following: If the target user never logged in, there is no skeleton on a directory level present for this user. What happens if this option is not set and the user never logged in? |
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@mmattel updated |
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@mrow4a thanks for updating - approved. No backport needed, will go into 10.9 |

New option for
occ files:transfer-ownershipPerform transfer of files and shares from /files/source-user-id to /files/dest-user-id
References: owncloud/core#39118