`isDefaultExpireDateEnforced` and its corresponding `defaultExpirationDate`
is currently treated as the enforcement fallback when share type enforcements are not
set.
However, `isDefaultExpireDateEnforced` and `defaultExpirationDate` are actually more like
`isDefaultPublicExpireDateEnforced` and `defaultPublicExpirationDate` and therefore only applies
to public shares.
It might be ideal to rename this variables all the way from the backend config to the way we use
them in the frontend code.
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Current expiration date errorneously assumes that `defaultExpirationDate`
applies to all kinds of shares. But it only really applies to public shares despite
its name.
This commit, fixes that by paring expiration dates with the correct share types during
new share initialization and simplifying the `hasExpirationDate` (check) property.
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We should check that a maximum expiry date has been enforced for
all shares and NOT JUST FOR internal shares before enforcing a UI max date,
like in commit 9757e680e2
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Previously, users could change the share expiry date up
to the enforced maximum.
The new share flow imposed the enforced share expiry
date maximum literally and did not allow even dates
lower than the maximum enforced.
That does not make much sense, if the enforced expiry date is 30
days from creation date, then it's logical to allow users set the
date to anything less than 30 days from the creation date.
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Due to a typo in the app passed to the translation method, some
strings translations don't work.
This commit corrects the spelling `file_sharing` to `files_sharing` and
hence resolves : https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/40801
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The default expiration date cannot be enforced if it is not enabled
in the first place. Hence, the check for whether a share has an expiration date
should not consider enforcements but only where the share expiry type is enabled.
For example : Using `this.config.isDefaultExpireDateEnabled` instead of
`this.config.isDefaultExpireDateEnforced` which can be verified by checking `isExpiryDateEnforced`.
Resolves : https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/40612
Signed-off-by: fenn-cs <fenn25.fn@gmail.com>
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- Show enforced expiry date for new shares.
- Improve quick share dropdown visibility in dark mode.
- Prevent expiry date from showing expire for incoming shares.
by updating the check for `share.passwordExpirationTime` to equally
check for `undefined`.
- Move "Download permission/attribute" from custom setting (as it is just
another advanced setting and not an actual permission).
- Show correct text for upload/editing when "allow public uploads" is enabled
or disabled by admin.
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