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Background
Hey, I am trying to modify a contact within an app-controller, but for some reason the modified contacts are messed up during the storage process. I looked at the sources, but could not find out if its a bug or just me misunderstanding the headers. Tried to search in the documentation, but only found an empty page at https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/developer_manual/api.html . That brings me here...
Steps to reproduce
- grab a contact
$contact = $addressBook->search($contactId, ['UID'], [])[0]; - make a copy
$changed = $contact; - change it (or not)
- save it
$addressBook->createOrUpdate($changed); - verify:
$addressBook->search($contactId, ['UID'], [])[0];
Expected behaviour
The contact is changed (or not) and remains with correct syntax.
Actual behaviour
The contact fields are not as expected:
the contact:
array(9) { ["URI"]=> string(40) "EBD3B9AA-FC6E-45DF-9294-C069141DA1F0.vcf" ["VERSION"]=> string(3) "4.0" ["PRODID"]=> string(28) "-//Nextcloud Contacts v3.2.0" ["UID"]=> string(36) "5ee6e61a-e281-47c6-ab17-11fb37bb7740" ["REV"]=> string(16) "20200417T190130Z" ["FN"]=> string(4) "Test" ["ADR"]=> string(6) ";;;;;;" ["EMAIL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } ["TEL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } }
the updated contact (identical):
array(9) { ["URI"]=> string(40) "EBD3B9AA-FC6E-45DF-9294-C069141DA1F0.vcf" ["VERSION"]=> string(3) "4.0" ["PRODID"]=> string(28) "-//Nextcloud Contacts v3.2.0" ["UID"]=> string(36) "5ee6e61a-e281-47c6-ab17-11fb37bb7740" ["REV"]=> string(16) "20200417T190130Z" ["FN"]=> string(4) "Test" ["ADR"]=> string(6) ";;;;;;" ["EMAIL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } ["TEL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } }
the return value of the update function (identical):
array(9) { ["URI"]=> string(40) "EBD3B9AA-FC6E-45DF-9294-C069141DA1F0.vcf" ["VERSION"]=> string(3) "4.0" ["PRODID"]=> string(28) "-//Nextcloud Contacts v3.2.0" ["UID"]=> string(36) "5ee6e61a-e281-47c6-ab17-11fb37bb7740" ["REV"]=> string(16) "20200417T190130Z" ["FN"]=> string(4) "Test" ["ADR"]=> string(6) ";;;;;;" ["EMAIL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } ["TEL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } }
but the stored contact (not identical, see ADR):
array(9) { ["URI"]=> string(40) "EBD3B9AA-FC6E-45DF-9294-C069141DA1F0.vcf" ["VERSION"]=> string(3) "4.0" ["PRODID"]=> string(28) "-//Nextcloud Contacts v3.2.0" ["UID"]=> string(36) "5ee6e61a-e281-47c6-ab17-11fb37bb7740" ["REV"]=> string(16) "20200417T190130Z" ["FN"]=> string(4) "Test" ["ADR"]=> string(18) "\;\;\;\;\;\;;;;;;;" ["EMAIL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } ["TEL"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" } }
Also trying the types-option did not change things $contact = $addressBook->search($contactId, ['UID'], ['types' => true])[0];, as the function seems to convert the array to vCard. For me it looks like there is a bug happening somewhere behind that.
Server configuration
latest nextcloud docker on ubuntu