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Closing the sharing menu implicitly confirms input fields
Source: nextcloud/server#25978 · opened by @danxuliu
I do not know if this is intended or not, but I found it a bit unexpected, so just in case :-)
Steps to reproduce
• Open the Files app
• Open the details view for a file
• Open the sharing tab
• Create a new link share
• Open the link share menu
• Enable "Password protected". This will generate a random password that will be shown.
• Type a different password, but do not press enter or click the confirm button
• Close the link share menu by clicking outside it
Expected result
The password was not not explicitly confirmed, so it is not saved.
Actual results
The password was saved even if it was not explicitly confirmed.
Whether the password was saved or not can be checked by opening the link share and entering the expected password.
Steps to reproduce
• Open the Files app
• Open the details view for a file
• Open the sharing tab
• Create a new link share
• Open the link share menu
• Enable "Password protected". This will generate a random password that will be shown.
• Type a different password, but do not press enter or click the confirm button
• Close the link share menu by clicking outside it
Expected result
The password was not not explicitly confirmed, so it is not saved.
Actual results
The password was saved even if it was not explicitly confirmed.
Whether the password was saved or not can be checked by opening the link share and entering the expected password.
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