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Will have to check up on this, but it's hard for me to replicate, as I don't have a school OneDrive or anything to test with... I'm gonna need some help on this one
@brij1234 you're very welcome to take a look at the code base, it's been ages since I last looked at the OneDrive folder detection stuff, but should be easy to find in the project. I can assist, but it'd be epic if you'd take a look.
Looks like the code points to the generic OneDrive environment variable... OneDrive has 3 different EV's
%OneDrive% - I think this is the first setup OneDrive account on the computer?
%OneDriveConsumer% - Points to a personal OneDrive account
%OneDriveCommercial% - Points to the commercial version of OneDrive (loosly based off SharePoint), for all basic purposes, the commercial version refers to school and work accounts.
Nice, didn't know there were more. I guess the software could check whether multiple exists, and in that case, show a Dropdown allowing the user to select which OneDrive to be used. Odd that %OneDrive% points to your school OneDrive though. I only have consumer OneDrive, but %OneDriveConsumer% isn't a variable I have (nor the commercial one).
Will see what I can do, but it'll be some time before I can implement it.
Thats interesting, would have thought that you'd have the consumer EV on your machine.. I guess it only comes up if you have both personal and commercial accounts configured.
For me personally, I have both a personal (consumer) OneDrive and commercial OneDrive.. mainly because I have my own domains, but also useful for work when I want to test new stuff...
I'm guessing in that case, %OneDrive% is the default account (the first one setup on the computer) then when you add a commercial account it will create the other EV's.... I think I've got some spare O365 licenses so if you need one to test with, just shout 👍
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AlbertMN commentedon Dec 12, 2021
Will have to check up on this, but it's hard for me to replicate, as I don't have a school OneDrive or anything to test with... I'm gonna need some help on this one
brij1234 commentedon Dec 12, 2021
@AlbertMN I can help with testing or even coming up with the fix if needed. It's been like 4 years since I've touched C# though.
AlbertMN commentedon Dec 12, 2021
@brij1234 you're very welcome to take a look at the code base, it's been ages since I last looked at the OneDrive folder detection stuff, but should be easy to find in the project. I can assist, but it'd be epic if you'd take a look.
pantherale0 commentedon Dec 15, 2021
Looks like the code points to the generic OneDrive environment variable... OneDrive has 3 different EV's
%OneDrive% - I think this is the first setup OneDrive account on the computer?
%OneDriveConsumer% - Points to a personal OneDrive account
%OneDriveCommercial% - Points to the commercial version of OneDrive (loosly based off SharePoint), for all basic purposes, the commercial version refers to school and work accounts.
AlbertMN commentedon Dec 16, 2021
Nice, didn't know there were more. I guess the software could check whether multiple exists, and in that case, show a Dropdown allowing the user to select which OneDrive to be used. Odd that
%OneDrive%points to your school OneDrive though. I only have consumer OneDrive, but%OneDriveConsumer%isn't a variable I have (nor the commercial one).Will see what I can do, but it'll be some time before I can implement it.
pantherale0 commentedon Dec 16, 2021
Thats interesting, would have thought that you'd have the consumer EV on your machine.. I guess it only comes up if you have both personal and commercial accounts configured.
For me personally, I have both a personal (consumer) OneDrive and commercial OneDrive.. mainly because I have my own domains, but also useful for work when I want to test new stuff...
I'm guessing in that case, %OneDrive% is the default account (the first one setup on the computer) then when you add a commercial account it will create the other EV's.... I think I've got some spare O365 licenses so if you need one to test with, just shout 👍
AlbertMN commentedon Dec 16, 2021
Thanks, will let you know if it'd help, thinking of just faking the variables for now.