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RequestShare: Introduce the notion of a share request#194

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@mickenordin mickenordin marked this pull request as ready for review June 13, 2025 07:25
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I went for a review of this new flow, hope I have understood the rationale, and of course all open for further comments.

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Looks good! One thing I wonder before merging: sender might be confused with the sender of the request-share, which actually is the recipient or shareWith. Should we name it differently, such as owner ? Or the fact that we have the recipient makes it clear enough after all? owner has its own drawbacks for co-owned / co-administered resources...

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Looks good! One thing I wonder before merging: sender might be confused with the sender of the request-share, which actually is the recipient or shareWith. Should we name it differently, such as owner ? Or the fact that we have the recipient makes it clear enough after all? owner has its own drawbacks for co-owned / co-administered resources...

Even though neither of them is perfect, I think that your proposal is the less imperfect one, so I changed it to owner :)

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@mickenordin mickenordin merged commit edd561c into develop May 6, 2026
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