## 'Notes' Test Plan ## Setup `bash hetzner-deploy/oc10.sh notes` ## Testing functionality * [x] Update from notes app 2.0.5 - [x] User receives shared Notes folder - [x] User starts the old notes app, happily adds notes (which is a security issue) - [x] Admin updates to the notes app including #488 - [x] The new notes app changes notesRoot to a 'Notes (2)' folder. Which is now empty. - [x] User panics, as he believes all his notes are lost. (Until he realizes the exiatance of the original 'Notes' folder.) --> https://github.com/owncloud/notes/pull/488#issuecomment-2364028100 * [x] #488 share an existing Notes folder - [x] `echo "insert into oc_preferences values ( 'admin', 'notes', 'notesRoot', 'NotesDir');" | mysql owncloud` - [x] add some notes. - [x] share the /NotesDir folder with other user - [x] add some more notes. Check for newly created '/NotesDir (2)' folder. None expected. - [x] Old notes should be still there. They are. * [x] #488 configure notesRoot into a subfolder of a share - [x] Share folder /Shared with other user. - [x] `echo "update oc_preferences set configvalue = '/Shared/NotesSub' where userid='admin' and appid='notes' and configkey='notesRoot'" | mysql owncloud` - [x] Add some notes. Check for newly created toplevel folder 'Notes'. - [x] Add some more notes. Are multiple `/Shared/NotesSub (\d)` folders created? No. ----
'Notes' Test Plan
Setup
bash hetzner-deploy/oc10.sh notesTesting functionality
Update from notes app 2.0.5
--> fix: ensure that notes are not stored inside a shared folder #488 (comment)
fix: ensure that notes are not stored inside a shared folder #488 share an existing Notes folder
echo "insert into oc_preferences values ( 'admin', 'notes', 'notesRoot', 'NotesDir');" | mysql owncloudfix: ensure that notes are not stored inside a shared folder #488 configure notesRoot into a subfolder of a share
echo "update oc_preferences set configvalue = '/Shared/NotesSub' where userid='admin' and appid='notes' and configkey='notesRoot'" | mysql owncloud/Shared/NotesSub (\d)folders created? No.