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Puranjay Savar Mattas 43f9d6052f fix(shares): match documented API shape, fill in list/revoke, harden share sheet
Share sheet errored "Got an unexpected response from the server" (a
client-side decode failure) on every open. OutlineShare only declared
5 fields against the real response's ~20, with url non-optional —
something in a real payload came back null and blew up the strict
decode, same class of bug as OutlinePin's history: self-hosted
responses keep diverging from what the hosted-app docs imply is
non-nullable.

- Rewrote OutlineShare to match the full documented shares.* response
  shape. Only id/published are trusted non-optional; everything else
  (documentTitle, sourceTitle, urlId, domain, title, iconUrl,
  includeChildDocuments, allowSubscriptions, allowIndexing,
  showLastUpdated, showTOC, views, createdBy, createdAt, updatedAt,
  lastAccessedAt) is optional so an unexpectedly-null field can't crash
  the decode again.
- shares.list and shares.revoke were never wrapped at all — added both.
- UpdateShareRequest was missing the documented title/iconUrl overrides.
- DocumentShareSheet: handles share.url being optional, adds a
  public-page title override field, adds a Revoke Link button
  (confirmation dialog, resets back to "Create Share Link" after).
- Removed dead DocumentReaderViewModel.share/loadShare()/
  createOrLoadShare() — never called by anything; DocumentShareSheet
  manages its own share state independently.
- Added a decode test using the exact payload from Outline's official
  shares.info docs, plus tests for shares.list and shares.revoke.

Branched fresh off main (post home-page merge) rather than continuing
on feature/home-page, to keep this its own PR.
2026-08-14 17:41:28 +01:00

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import Foundation
public struct UpdateShareRequest: Encodable, Sendable {
public let id: String
public let published: Bool
/// Overrides the title displayed on the publicly shared page. `nil`
/// leaves it unset in the payload (server keeps whatever it already
/// has) rather than clearing it — send an empty string to clear.
public let title: String?
public let iconUrl: String?
public init(id: String, published: Bool, title: String? = nil, iconUrl: String? = nil) {
self.id = id
self.published = published
self.title = title
self.iconUrl = iconUrl
}
}