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[FEATURE] iCloud Photos Shared Library Support #106
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Recently iCloud-drive-docker added support for Shared libraries. Using pyicloud_pd from that project I hacked initial support for shared libraries: https://github.com/tymmej/icloud-drive-docker/tree/shared_library Currently there's some limitations:
I wanted to ask if there's any plans to support shared libraries. |
Absolutely! In general, whatever you see in next-gen milestone is planned to be done in near future. Shared Libraries support is one of them. For this feature, we need to split the implementation in two - |
Changes to iCloud-drive-docker seems minimal (using pyicloud_pd):
in 3 places in I did not analyze library changes. |
Great. Looks like this can be targeted to 1.16.0 release. |
Here is equivalent issue for |
I created initial PR: #156 |
Use case
As an iOS 16 user, I want the ability to backup both shared and personal photo libraries
Describe the solution you'd like
I had a quick look at
icloudpy
and I wasn't able to find any references to iOS 16's shared photo library feature. I'm currently looking for a tool that will allow me to do so.Describe alternatives you've considered
I currently use
icloudpd
, but it ran into some issues with shared libraries, so the feature was removed frommain
.Additional context
boredazfcuk/docker-icloudpd#239
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