* Remove HTTP 1.1 downgrade for session uploads
* Handle HTTP/2 0 (zero) response code for successful session data upload
* Add debugging for actual server response, not curl interpreted response when using --debug-https
* Update initial Curl 7.62.0 fix with a better solution which handles the redirect's given by HTTP/2 connections (credit @Popa21)
* Use HTTP/1.1 for session uploads otherwise the response when using HTTP/2 generates a 'JSONValue is not an object' error
* Update 'HTTP 412 - Precondition Failed' error handling based on local testing to ensure a http 412 response is gracefully handled & the modified file is subsequently uploaded to OneDrive successfully.
* Resolve multiple versions of file shown on website after single upload - however Issue #23 & OneDrive API bug (https://github.com/OneDrive/onedrive-api-docs/issues/877) will still create 2 file versions on OneDrive Business. The work around is to disable file versions until #877 is resolved.
* Resolve Shared Folders not syncing (OneDrive Personal)
* Resolve 'Key not found: fileSystemInfo' when then item is a remote item (OneDrive Personal)
* Resolve where file names are being truncated by 5 characters with each sync (OneDrive Business)
* remove extra // not required
* Remove commented out code to avoid confusion
* Resolve#11 where shared folders were unable to be sync'd due to fileSystemInfo data being within the remoteItem object
* Initial work on resolving #2, but fix not validated or complete
* Update long path handling to account for differences between OneDrive Personal and OneDrive Business Accounts
* Update logging to be cleaner on fragment uploads
* Rework the 412 fix so that the OneDrive client gracefully handles the
error & retries the metadata update without the eTag/cTag causing the
issue.
* Fix the double logging to console of 'upload' and 'download' items
* By default the DNS timeout on HTTP.method is too short. If DNS
resolution takes too long, a resolution error is thrown. Increase DNS
timeout to 5 seconds.
* Cleanup unittest - double declaration
* Resolve the error 'view.delta can only be called on the root' when
using OneDrive Business Account & --single-directory switch
* Change checkDatabaseForOneDriveRoot so that it is performed at init()
and not needed to be called a number of other times throughout the code
- leads to less HTTPS calls being made
* Cleanup comments that are no longer relevant due to
checkDatabaseForOneDriveRoot being run at init()
* Change how onedrive get's the children from a particular item id.
Previously view.delta was used to return the children, however
view.delta is not implemented on children when using OneDrive Business
accounts. By using list_children, we can get the children from any id
correctly when using either a 'personal' or 'business' account
* Change debug flag from --debug-http to --debug-https as OneDrive only
uses HTTPS, not HTTP
* Expand --debug-https to print the JSON responses to GET operations.
This is to assist with debugging #334 where a change in the MS API
(https://github.com/OneDrive/onedrive-api-docs/issues/834) no longer
sends 'lastModifiedDateTime' with responses to some GET's. This issue
seems to manefest itself with OneDrive Business accounts currently.
Change '&error' to 'error' on line 37 of onedrive.d
Issue uncovered where prior code with '&' would compile without issue on
DMD reference compiler v2.078.3 and below, but using '2.079.0' this
would throw an error if '&' was present.
The original patch added the '&' to get the code to compile, this simple
reverts this change.
Note: For future reference compile this code with DMD v2.079.0 or later.
* Fix 4xx errors including (412 pre-condition)
* Add Logging - log to a file (/var/log/onedrive/onedrive.log)
* Add http(s) debugging as a flag
* Add dont sync when just blindly running the application
* Add individual folder sync - ie ~/OneDrive/blah/ vs. syncing
everything in ~/OneDrive/
* Add sync from local directory first rather than download first then
upload
* Add upload long path check (430 character limitation)
when trying to redeem an code, this error always occured, no matter
which parts of the response uri/url that was used.
the old regexp for parsing the code contained 3 groups, where as the
actual code always was the last group, and the second group was either ?
or &, and the first group would've been everything up until "code=".
changed from a matching group to character class so there would only be
two matching groups, so calling popFront() would actually leave the
authorization code in the front.