Open Bugsbane opened 6 years ago
GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/399 (autoupload truncates files), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/1174 (Android O), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/804 (AutoUpload misses many files), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/1989 ( Missing Files in Android), and https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/2049 (Autoupload only works for image file types).
Do it the other way around:
This way all uploaded files are moved locally from e.g. DCIM to nc folder.
Also https://github.com/nextcloud/android/pull/2873 will help you, once it is in.
If you are satisified with the ideas, please close the issue.
Doesn't work for my usecase. In this case, because #2873 isn't in yet, I'm going through and uploading old images, one month at a time. There's no view when uploading from the NC app, that will show me my images separated out by the day / month they were taken. That's why I used the Samsung Gallery app (which does let me view files separated out by date), and then shared the images from there. When I do this though, it removes any option to delete on upload, or to file by folders matching the date.
Now you might call my usecase obscure, or suggest that it's covered when #2783 is in, but if options were commonly needed enough to include in auto-upload, then surely they're likely to be common enough for people uploading through share, as well... Other apps can provide more ways of filtering than the NC app, and rather than try to compete with all of them, why not just allow us to use other apps and still have the same upload options as auto-upload?
Actual behaviour
Currently, when a number of files are uploaded to NC by Androids share function, it lets you choose which folder to upload them to, and that's it. Meanwhile, autoupload gives some highly useful options such as automatically separating via folder and deleting the files afterwards. These don't exist when uploading manually.
Expected behaviour
The same options that are available in autoupload (auomatic subfolders, deleting the file afterwards etc) should be available, regardless of which method is used to upload.
Steps to reproduce