Create Root folders for older persistence stores #153
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LOL I was just trying to figure out why this was happening to me still on a newer build. Turns out it just wasn't fixed yet. Back to seeding root objects I go! |
Yeah this one slipped by me... should be good in this new build though! |
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Closes #102
Fixes a situation created in older persistence stores where a root (ex: shared) folder was created, but a domain object was not created with it. Now, we check if a root folder has a domain object, if not then it's an empty folder. We're keeping the functionality of creating missing user folders as well, this is just a modification that allows the same thing to be done for shared folders.