Change finding logic for Dropxbox folder paths #1106
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Change Dropbox metadata file to info.json because newer Dropbox find Dropbox folder paths using info.json instead of host.db. Also, there are chances to have more than one Dropbox accounts, so support to choose right one.
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Please add changes and your name to the WIP section in CHANGELOG.md Also, do you know if any old versions still use host.db? Seeing how the issue is from 2014 I assume we don't have to worry about this but if older versions haven't been deprecated we might still need a fall-back to host.db. I couldn't find anything but it's best to be on the safe side. |
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Thanks for review. Then do I have to add fallback logic for host.db? |
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Sorry for the late reply: Please do. |
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Mar 9, 2018
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Change Dropbox metadata file to info.json because newer Dropbox find
Dropbox folder paths using info.json instead of host.db. Also, there
are chances to have more than one Dropbox accounts, so support to
choose right one.
Resolve #301