Changelog
Added
- Permissions backup for OneDrive is now out of experimental (By default, only newly backed up items will have their permissions backed up. You will have to run a full backup to ensure all items have their permissions backed up.)
- LocationRef is now populated for all services and data types. It should be used in place of RepoRef if a location for an item is required.
- User selection for Exchange and OneDrive can accept either a user PrincipalName or the user's canonical ID.
- Add path information to items that were skipped during backup because they were flagged as malware.
Fixed
- Fixed permissions restore in latest backup version.
- Incremental OneDrive backups could panic if the delta token expired and a folder was seen and deleted in the course of item enumeration for the backup.
- Incorrectly moving subfolder hierarchy from a deleted folder to a new folder at the same path during OneDrive incremental backup.
- Handle calendar events with no body.
- Items not being deleted if they were created and deleted during item enumeration of a OneDrive backup.
- Enable compression for all data uploaded by kopia.
- SharePoint --folder selectors correctly return items.
- Fix Exchange cli args for filtering items
- Skip OneNote items bigger than 2GB (Graph API prevents us from downloading them)
- ParentPath of json output for Exchange calendar now shows names instead of IDs.
- Fixed failure when downloading huge amount of attachments
- Graph API requests that return an ECONNRESET error are now retried.
- Fixed edge case in incremental backups where moving a subfolder, deleting and recreating the subfolder's original parent folder, and moving the subfolder back to where it started would skip backing up unchanged items in the subfolder.
- SharePoint now correctly displays site urls on
backup list, instead of the site id. - Drives with a directory containing a folder named 'folder' will now restore without error.
- The CORSO_LOG_FILE env is appropriately utilized if no --log-file flag is provided.
- Fixed Exchange events progress output to show calendar names instead of IDs.
- Fixed reporting no items match if restoring or listing details on an older Exchange backup and filtering by folder.
Known Issues
- Restoring a OneDrive or SharePoint file with the same name as a file with that name as its M365 ID may restore both items.
- Exchange event restores will display calendar IDs instead of names in the progress output.