Steps to reproduce
- On an iPhone, have at least two files with the exact same creation timestamp (e.g., 2019-5-28 10:37:33).
- The file names are not in the [IMG_XXXX] format, but are numerical strings. For example, File 1 is [4620693218505426477.4b455bbd2e12f63d0a70e15f0a7cbe1c.19052610] and File 2 is [4620693218505426477.7ccbb12348e05dc04ebe7b409e3e2184.19052610].
- Upload the entire camera roll from the iPhone.
Expected behaviour
File 1 and File 2 should be successfully uploaded as distinct files.
Actual behaviour
The file name part of the [YY-MM-DD HH-mm-ss filename] format uses the 5th to 8th digits of the file name on the iPhone.
Therefore, File 1 and File 2 end up having the same file name (2019-5-28 10-37-33 6932) and only one is saved.
Reasoning or why should it be changed/implemented?
I do not want to use subdirectories. In this state, if I set “Keep original file name”, [IMG_XXXX] will conflict.
Therefore, I want to append the creation timestamp to the file name.
Environment data
iOS version: iOS 16.0.3
Nextcloud iOS app version: 4.9.6.1
Server operating system: Almalinux
Web server: Apache
Database: mariadb
PHP version: 8.2
Nextcloud version: 28.0.1