File uploaded as attachment to text file is not readily accessible

[ysalmon]

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Steps to reproduce

Make a folder with a .md file in it.
Share the folder with a link with write access.
Have somebody upload a file as an attachment to the .md file.
In the Android client, open the folder (not through the link).

Expected behaviour

I do not know really. This cements my idea that attachments to .md files are bad.

Maybe show that an attachment was added to the file in the home screen, where recent activity is displayed.

Actual behaviour

The file appears on the client welcome screen as a recently edited file, and can be opened from there. But it does not show up in the folder itself, unless one has checked the option to show hidden files, because it resides in a .attachment-xxx subfolder.

Android version

16

Device brand and model

pixel 7a

Stock or custom OS?

Stock

Nextcloud android app version

33.0.1

Nextcloud server version

33

Additional information

It is not sure whether the method for sharing the folder has an influence.

[ysalmon]

The thing is that my colleague did not in fact, as they said, upload a new file using the interface of the share link, but added it as an attachment to an existing .md file. The file was thus put in a .attachments.298 subfolder, which is not displayed by default in the Android client (probably because it starts with a dot).

[PhilLab]

@ysalmon thanks for the context. Could you rephrase ticket title and steps to reproduce to account for that new fact? This makes the report easier to digest.