Retroactively Update Backup Log #1172
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Description
Instead of only updating the locally stored log of old backups when the user has backups turned on and we discover that no backup is present, this PR will make it so that we always update the log. This ensures that we don't show the
Out-of-date backup still present on iCloudwarning if the user manually deletes iCloud content from settings.How to test
Out-of-date backup still present on iCloudis visibleVideo
The scenario from How to test:
cloudKitDeletion.mov
What happens if you delete the backup from within the app
inAppDeletion.mov
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