The iOS app gets soon an update to version 11.9.0 with the following Github tag: v11.9.0

Please prepare the docs repo for the new release.

The iOS app got an update to version 12.1 with the following Github tag: v12.1

Please prepare the docs repo for the new release.

There is a new biometrical authentication button in the passcode view.

More details can be found in this PR:
owncloud/ios-app#1098

WHAT Needs to be Documented?

The iOS feature Shortcuts Actions need to be documented:
owncloud/ios-app#491
owncloud/ios-app#930

WHERE Does This Need To Be Documented (Link)?

WHY Should This Change Be Made?

(Optional) What Type Of Content Change Is This?

• New Content Addition
• Old Content Deprecation
• Existing Content Simplification
• Bug Fix to Existing Content

(Optional) Which Manual Does This Relate To?

• Admin Manual
• Developer Manual
• User Manual
• Android
• iOS
• Branded Clients
• Desktop Client
• Other

This repo has been prepared for production.
It is necessary to enable CI.
A check is necessary if all settings in .drone.star in master and 11.7 are setup correctly

The iOS app version v11.10.0 is build with iOS 15 SDK. There are no user changes. Version will fix some UI problems when building with iOS 15 SDK.

Interesting for documentation, some Q&A about behaviour details of the iOS app:

Q:

While documenting the iOS app settings -> "Media upload": What does "keep media file names" mean? What happens to filenames if I deactivate it?

A:

• keep media file names ON: media files will have in ownCloud the name they have in the iOS system. Like IMG_2222.heic or VID_2222.mov
• keep media files names OFF : media files with longer name Photo-<date>_<seq_number>.heic

Q:

when trying to logout I open the sidebar and tap on the eject icon right to my username. My understanding was that this is the action to log me out. But I still have access to my files. So I swiped over my username and a red "log out" button appears which seems to log me out really. Is this the correct behaviour? If so, could you explain to me why there is this intermediate action with the eject icon?

A:

Tapping the eject button closes/disconnects an active connection. "Delete"ing (by swipe, called "Log out" in branded version) removes the connection.

Similar to closing an open document (you no longer see the contents, but you can open it again) vs. deleting a document (the document is gone).
The eject button is a UI pattern used for over a decade on macOS for network drives and IIRC now also used in the iOS Files app for connections to SMB/Window shares.

WHAT Needs to be Documented?

iOS app warns users users about significant changes in SSL certificates.
(see information in internal discussion: https://github.com/owncloud/enterprise/issues/4558#issuecomment-839661932)

WHERE Does This Need To Be Documented (Link)?

https://doc.owncloud.com/ios-app/ios_security.html#ssltls-certificates

WHY Should This Change Be Made?

Current docs only cover cert check for new accounts, not changes

(Optional) What Type Of Content Change Is This?

• New Content Addition
• Old Content Deprecation
• Existing Content Simplification
• Bug Fix to Existing Content

(Optional) Which Manual Does This Relate To?

• Admin Manual
• Developer Manual
• User Manual
• Android
• iOS
• Branded Clients
• Desktop Client
• Other

The current documentation is heavily outdated and needs a full rewrite to be up to date. This includes:

• Content
• Images
• Functionalities
• Infinite Scale / Server

Complexity: 8

Referenced issue: owncloud/docs#4480 (Hard to interpret the dashes because of line breaks)

We need to fix this at least temporarily via: owncloud/docs#4480 (comment)

But on a long run with including the mdm tables from source, see #64

Referencing: https://github.com/owncloud/KoKo22/issues/45

Decimal/Binary and Blocksize dependent

@tbsbdr

The iOS app gets soon an update to version 11.11.0 with the following Github tag: v11.11.0

Please prepare the docs repo for the new release.

The iOS app ships two new dark mode themes in version 11.11.0.

• Dark Web (new default theme)
• Dark Black

Issue can be found here:
owncloud/ios-app#1145

We are writing the iOS Documentation/Tutorials for an customer and stumbled over the point in advanced Settings "active diagnostics" (in German "Diagnose aktivieren" see screenshot) Release Version 12.0.3 build 1550

I didn't find anything about this point in the docs.

Please tell me, what this point is for and whats happens if it is enabled.

mdm_tables.adoc also contains auto-generated documentation on available build flags that are available for branding. At the moment, this part of the documentation is not publicly visible and therefore inaccessible.

A new appendix should be added, covering the available build options for use in the Branding.plist file:

# Build options

== Introduction

The following build options are available for configuring custom builds via the `Branding.plist` file: 

include::./mdm_tables.adoc[tag=build]

If this should not be part of the documentation, I'd like to bring back doc/BUILD_CUSTOMIZATION.md to the owncloud/ios-app repository in its entirety to cover the gaps in documentation.

See owncloud/ios-app#1021

The MDM Licencing text needs proper content. Found by chance, currently it is:

=== Licensing

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Phasellus orci lorem, sagittis at mollis non, consequat a purus. Integer vestibulum luctus est id faucibus. Etiam euismod posuere tristique.

include::{mdm-base-url}{mdm-tag-name}{mdm-file-url}[tag=licensing]

@michaelstingl @hosy @felix-schwarz any suggestions?

WHAT Needs to be Documented?

The new iOS feature Local Account Search need to be documented.
In the PR you can get the current state of possible search terms and keywords and who it works:
owncloud/ios-app#933

WHERE Does This Need To Be Documented (Link)?

WHY Should This Change Be Made?

(Optional) What Type Of Content Change Is This?

• New Content Addition
• Old Content Deprecation
• Existing Content Simplification
• Bug Fix to Existing Content

(Optional) Which Manual Does This Relate To?

• Admin Manual
• Developer Manual
• User Manual
• Android
• iOS
• Branded Clients
• Desktop Client
• Other