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allow using the same user-provided credentials for multiple storages #16791

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@icewind1991 icewind1991 commented Aug 19, 2019

All "user provided credentials" storages with the same credential identifier will use the same set of credentials.

This is useful for having multiple admin configured storages use the same set of user provided credentials

Also adds an option to set tooltips for external storage parameters and removes some deprecated code

Signed-off-by: Robin Appelman <robin@icewind.nl>
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@icewind1991 icewind1991 added this to the Nextcloud 17 milestone Aug 19, 2019
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@rullzer rullzer modified the milestones: Nextcloud 17, Nextcloud 18 Sep 5, 2019
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rullzer commented Sep 5, 2019

Master is no 18 development. If this needs to go into 17 please follow the normal backport procedures after merging.

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@icewind1991 conflicts. Do we want this in 18?

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rullzer commented Dec 19, 2019

@icewind1991 please reopen if it is still relevant

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