Android: Subshare Folder Color Bug


When using the Android client, folders created inside a Subshare may incorrectly inherit the branded icon color from the parent Main Share, instead of showing the default folder color (black).


Steps to reproduce
  1. Log into the Android client using a user who has:
    - Viewer rights to the Main Share
    - Editor rights to the Subshare
  2. Navigate to the Subshare from the Share list
  3. Create a folder inside the Subshare
  4. Observe the icon color of the newly created folder
  5. Remove the user from the Main Share using the Web Client
  6. Recheck the folder icon color in the Android client


Actual Behavior
  • Folders inside the Subshare inherit the icon color of the Main Share if the user has access to both.
  • This behavior persists even after removing the user from the Main Share.


Expected Behavior
  • Folders inside the Subshare should display the default black icon, regardless of the color used in the parent Share.


Affected Environment 
  • Android 15
  • RushFiles Android Client v5.3.0 and v5.3.1


 Current Status 
  • This issue is acknowledged, being worked on, and will be resolved in the upcoming Android v5.4.0 release.


 Work Around
  • There is no direct workaround at the moment. The visual discrepancy does not impact folder functionality or access rights.


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