Similar to #1507, but happens when access mode in ios is set to "Selected photos".
Steps to reproduce
Enable auto-upload and "Live Photo" in the app settings
In the ios privacy settings, change the access mode of photos to "Selected Photos"
Take a picture and add it to the selection
Open the nextcloud app and wait for auto-upload
Go to "media" and look at the newly uploaded picture
Expected behaviour
Picture should exist on the server as .heic and as .mov and should be available as live-picture in the media-view
Actual behaviour
After uploading, it initially shows the "live-image" icon on the image for some seconds, after it disappears and no live-image is available. Also there is no .mov file on the server.
Reasoning or why should it be changed/implemented?
The behaviour should be the same as when the access mode is set to "All Photos".
For me, with auto-upload enabled, I currently need to set the access mode to "Selected photos" because of a large library that at the moment can't be completely uploaded, and which should only auto-upload partially after manual review.
Similar to #1507, but happens when access mode in ios is set to "Selected photos".
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
Picture should exist on the server as .heic and as .mov and should be available as live-picture in the media-view
Actual behaviour
After uploading, it initially shows the "live-image" icon on the image for some seconds, after it disappears and no live-image is available. Also there is no .mov file on the server.
Reasoning or why should it be changed/implemented?
The behaviour should be the same as when the access mode is set to "All Photos". For me, with auto-upload enabled, I currently need to set the access mode to "Selected photos" because of a large library that at the moment can't be completely uploaded, and which should only auto-upload partially after manual review.
Environment data
iOS version: iOS 15.2
Nextcloud iOS app version: 4.2.0.5
Web server: Apache
Nextcloud version: 23.0.0