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Steps to reproduce
- Open the iOS Files app
- Long-press a folder
Expected behaviour
The context menu should show "Move" alongside "Copy" to be able to move a folder.
Actual behaviour
The context menu only shows "Copy" (copy to clipboard). There is no way to move a folder using the Files app.
Also, when dragging a folder onto another folder copies the folder into the other, which does not make any sense in most cases. The default action when dragging folders should be Move (to be consistent with other Files backends like iCloud or local files).
Environment data
iOS version: iOS 26.6
Nextcloud iOS app version: 34.1.2.6
Server operating system: Debian
Web server: Apache
Database: PostgreSQL
PHP version: 8.5.9
Nextcloud version: 34.0.2
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Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
The context menu should show "Move" alongside "Copy" to be able to move a folder.
Actual behaviour
The context menu only shows "Copy" (copy to clipboard). There is no way to move a folder using the Files app.
Also, when dragging a folder onto another folder copies the folder into the other, which does not make any sense in most cases. The default action when dragging folders should be Move (to be consistent with other Files backends like iCloud or local files).
Environment data
iOS version: iOS 26.6
Nextcloud iOS app version: 34.1.2.6
Server operating system: Debian
Web server: Apache
Database: PostgreSQL
PHP version: 8.5.9
Nextcloud version: 34.0.2