Originally created by @Nyxtorm on GitHub (Dec 12, 2022).
Originally assigned to: @BlackDex on GitHub.
Subject of the issue
Unable to list organization collections at element creation and therefore to create new elements.
Deployment environment
Vaultwarden version: v1.26.0-b7c9a346
Web-vault version: v2022.11.1
Running within Docker: false (Base: Debian)
Environment settings overridden: false
Uses a reverse proxy: true
IP Header check: true (X-Real-IP)
Internet access: true
Internet access via a proxy: false
DNS Check: true
Time Check: true
Domain Configuration Check: true
HTTPS Check: true
Database type: SQLite
Database version: 3.39.2
Clients used: Windows / Android / Chrome / Web
Reverse proxy and version: Nginx 1.23.2
Other relevant details:
Chrome version: 108.0.5359.99
Chrome Plugin version: 2022.10.1
Windows 11 22H2 22621.900
Nginx reverse proxy 1.23.2 w/ Debian 11 6.0.3
Steps to reproduce
Be the owner of the organization or a user with the appropriate rights and attempt to create an item on the organization
Expected behaviour
The existing collections should be listed to create the element.
Actual behaviour
No collection available at element creation:
Impossible to see in which collection the element is stored when editing it.
The only way to have visibility on the collections is through the Organizations tab from the owner account
This happened with the last update I did. So, the problem should be between commit 8feed2916fee7a06e82e6df5070a9c4ee042bcd0 and commit b7c9a346c1f7f664f2bda997632cb14fdd55b94d.
Originally created by @Nyxtorm on GitHub (Dec 12, 2022).
Originally assigned to: @BlackDex on GitHub.
### Subject of the issue
Unable to list organization collections at element creation and therefore to create new elements.
### Deployment environment
- Vaultwarden version: v1.26.0-b7c9a346
- Web-vault version: v2022.11.1
- Running within Docker: false (Base: Debian)
- Environment settings overridden: false
- Uses a reverse proxy: true
- IP Header check: true (X-Real-IP)
- Internet access: true
- Internet access via a proxy: false
- DNS Check: true
- Time Check: true
- Domain Configuration Check: true
- HTTPS Check: true
- Database type: SQLite
- Database version: 3.39.2
- Clients used: Windows / Android / Chrome / Web
- Reverse proxy and version: Nginx 1.23.2
Other relevant details:
- Chrome version: 108.0.5359.99
- Chrome Plugin version: 2022.10.1
- Windows 11 22H2 22621.900
- Nginx reverse proxy 1.23.2 w/ Debian 11 6.0.3
### Steps to reproduce
1. Be the owner of the organization or a user with the appropriate rights and attempt to create an item on the organization
### Expected behaviour
The existing collections should be listed to create the element.
### Actual behaviour
- No collection available at element creation:
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/tKsmItM.png" width=50% height=50%>
- Impossible to see in which collection the element is stored when editing it.
- The only way to have visibility on the collections is through the Organizations tab from the owner account
- This happened with the last update I did. So, the problem should be between commit `8feed2916fee7a06e82e6df5070a9c4ee042bcd0` and commit `b7c9a346c1f7f664f2bda997632cb14fdd55b94d`.
Hmm, it looks like the new version of the extension has some issues with syncing.
Syncing still seems to work for the mobile client, at least, it doesn't report an error. But it also doesn't list the collections there either. This is something we need to look into.
@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Dec 12, 2022):
Hmm, it looks like the new version of the extension has some issues with syncing.
Syncing still seems to work for the mobile client, at least, it doesn't report an error. But it also doesn't list the collections there either. This is something we need to look into.
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Originally created by @Nyxtorm on GitHub (Dec 12, 2022).
Originally assigned to: @BlackDex on GitHub.
Subject of the issue
Unable to list organization collections at element creation and therefore to create new elements.
Deployment environment
Other relevant details:
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
The existing collections should be listed to create the element.
Actual behaviour
8feed2916fee7a06e82e6df5070a9c4ee042bcd0and commitb7c9a346c1f7f664f2bda997632cb14fdd55b94d.@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Dec 12, 2022):
Hmm, it looks like the new version of the extension has some issues with syncing.
Syncing still seems to work for the mobile client, at least, it doesn't report an error. But it also doesn't list the collections there either. This is something we need to look into.