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Bug description
On sync the nextcloudcmd logs this warning:
[ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is “stable” because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.
I was trying to write a log check script to look for errors and warnings that might be a problem to fix but this keeps tripping as a false positive.
This should be either informational or debug, or the ability to suppress it via a config entry. Nothing is 'broken'.
The responsible code is here on the latest client code:
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QString ConfigFile::defaultUpdateChannel() const |
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{ |
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const auto isBranded = Theme::instance()->isBranded(); |
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if (serverHasValidSubscription() && !isBranded) { |
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if (const auto serverChannel = desktopEnterpriseChannel(); |
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validUpdateChannels().contains(serverChannel)) { |
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qCWarning(lcConfigFile()) << "Default update channel is" << serverChannel << "because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server."; |
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return serverChannel; |
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} |
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} |
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Steps to reproduce
Execute the client:
executing nextcloudcmd -u someadmin -p PassKey --uplimit 0 --downlimit 0 -n --non-interactive --path /localpath /remotepath https://server
grep warning /Nextcloud/log/latest.log
05-15 09:03:29:256 [ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is "stable" because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.
Expected behavior
No 'warning' for this in the log because there are no issues for the client.
It should be informational or debug.
Which files are affected by this bug
src/libsync/configfile.cpp
Operating system
Linux
Which version of the operating system you are running.
Rocky 8
Installation method
Other
Nextcloud Server version
31/32
Nextcloud Desktop Client version
Tested Debian Trixie 3.16.7-1 Forky and 33.0.2-1
Did this occur after an update or on a clean installation?
Clean desktop client installation
Are you using the Nextcloud Server Encryption module?
No
Are you using an external user-backend?
Nextcloud Server logs
05-15 11:14:20:389 [ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is "stable" because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.
05-15 11:16:52:108 [ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is "stable" because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.
05-15 11:17:23:915 [ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is "stable" because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.
Additional info
No response
Bug description
On sync the nextcloudcmd logs this warning:
[ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is “stable” because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.I was trying to write a log check script to look for errors and warnings that might be a problem to fix but this keeps tripping as a false positive.
This should be either informational or debug, or the ability to suppress it via a config entry. Nothing is 'broken'.
The responsible code is here on the latest client code:
desktop/src/libsync/configfile.cpp
Lines 700 to 710 in a3ff4b7
Steps to reproduce
Execute the client:
executing nextcloudcmd -u someadmin -p PassKey --uplimit 0 --downlimit 0 -n --non-interactive --path /localpath /remotepath https://servergrep warning /Nextcloud/log/latest.log05-15 09:03:29:256 [ warning nextcloud.sync.configfile ]: Default update channel is "stable" because that is the desktop enterprise channel returned by the server.Expected behavior
No 'warning' for this in the log because there are no issues for the client.
It should be informational or debug.
Which files are affected by this bug
src/libsync/configfile.cpp
Operating system
Linux
Which version of the operating system you are running.
Rocky 8
Installation method
Other
Nextcloud Server version
31/32
Nextcloud Desktop Client version
Tested Debian Trixie 3.16.7-1 Forky and 33.0.2-1
Did this occur after an update or on a clean installation?
Clean desktop client installation
Are you using the Nextcloud Server Encryption module?
No
Are you using an external user-backend?
Nextcloud Server logs
Additional info
No response