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core tests that transfer ownership of a shared file fail. e.g:
Scenario: transferring ownership of file shares
Given user "user0" has been created
And user "user1" has been created
And user "user2" has been created
And user "user0" has uploaded file "data/textfile.txt" to "/somefile.txt"
And user "user0" has shared file "/somefile.txt" with user "user2" with permissions 19
When the administrator transfers ownership from "user0" to "user1" using the occ command
Then the command should have been successful
And the downloaded content when downloading file "/somefile.txt" for user "user2" with range "bytes=0-6" should be "This is"
doing this manually on S3 does give:
Analysing files of user0 ...
2 [============================]
Collecting all share information for files and folder of user0 ...
1 [============================]
Transferring files to user1/files/transferred from user0 on 20181113_080521 ...
Restoring shares ...
Share with id 51 points at deleted file, skipping
1/1 [============================] 100%
core tests that transfer ownership of a shared file fail. e.g:
doing this manually on S3 does give:
git bisec points to this commit owncloud/core@0c87fb5
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