fix: Always create user directory when transfering files to new users #37625
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Signed-off-by: Julius Härtl <jus@bitgrid.net>
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/backport to stable26 |
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/backport to stable25 |
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/backport to stable24 |
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Apr 6, 2023
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This was referenced Apr 11, 2023
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#30953 was originally there to fix this however with the partial file system setup in 24 we no longer setup the full file system when requesting the user root. This means that the call for getUserFolder does not create the folder but returns a LazyRootFolder instead. However since further handling of transfer ownership does not go through the Nodes API the actual RootFolder handling is never triggered. Explicitly calling for a full FS setup fixes this.
Steps to reproduce:
Fixes #35111