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The issue was twofold, and related to the assumptions made around directories in the plugin. As it turns out, when creating a directory in Nextcloud 28, Sabre contacts our plugin in two distinct places: getMetaData and file_exists. While the getMetaData call succeeds and populates the MKCOL response, the existence of an oc-fileid HTTP header depends on file_exists, which will always return false for directories. This fix involves adding directories as files without Swarm-specific metadata to the Swarm file mapping database. This approach may introduce incompatibilities, and require a Migration step to be devised to populate the table and get rid of the cache-based assumption. This commit does not remove the cache-based assumption so as to not break existing file databases. |
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