Bug: OneDrive folder isn't loading the correct location

[fubaWoW]

Description

If the Folder of Microsoft OneDrive is set to a different Location and is NOT set to the Default Location (C:\Users%username%\OneDrive) an error pops when click the "OneDrive" folder in your "Cloud Drives" Section!

Steps To Reproduce

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Requirements

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Files Version

3.0

Windows Version

Windows 11 Build 22621.2428

Log File

not needed

[yaira2]

Can you upload the log file?

[fubaWoW]

Can you upload the log file?

i can, logfile here:
debug.log

but now...
im very interested to hear what the log file change...
because it just say NOTHING

anyway...
the "proper" way to get the OneDrive folder is not to set it "hardcoded" as it is, because it is stored in the Windows Registry!
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\OneDrive with the Value UserFolder

[Josh65-2201]

The reason we ask for the log is because we don't know what it says and might include useful information to help fix the issue. The OneDrive folder also isn't hardcoded.

[yaira2]

Thank you for uploading the log file, we indeed use the Registry to fetch location. We'll have to take a closer look to see why it's not working for you. Alternatively, if you're interested in debugging this from you side, the relevant code is in CloudDrivesDetector.cs line 152.

[fubaWoW]

ah i see
my Registry (for whatever reason) contains 2 Accounts...
maybe because of Office 365 -> don't know?

one (the first) is called Business1 what contains C:\Users\fuba\OneDrive

and Personal what contains my actual UserFolder F:\OneDrive is not get listed

But your code looks correct as of you enum all subkeys...
and that way both Locations should be added to your Cloud Drives Section i guess?
very confusing!

maybe you can add a little debug code to write the contents of the list oneDriveAccounts to the debug file?
maybe i can try it by myself later but im sure you know your code better ^^

[yaira2]

This might be related to #4966.