What's Changed

This maintenance release fixes a data-access issue where some users could see an item but not decrypt it (crossed-out password icon), caused by missing encryption sharekeys. It also adds an admin tool to detect and repair those missing keys.

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fix missing sharekeys on folder copy.
  When copying a folder, the copied items relied entirely on the background distribution task to create the per-user encryption keys, and items whose internal reference key (TP_USER) was missing were silently skipped. The copier and the internal reference account now get their sharekey synchronously at copy time, so a copied item is immediately usable and stays recoverable when user keys are regenerated later. Items that genuinely cannot be decrypted are now reported instead of being lost silently.
• Harden sharekey distribution (resilience).
  Key distribution was all-or-nothing: a single user with an invalid public key raised an exception that aborted the distribution for everyone. Each user is now processed independently — a failure is logged and the process continues for the remaining users, without ever deleting existing valid keys.
• Stop leaking personal-item keys on copy.
  Copying a personal item no longer queues a distribution task that would hand its key to every user; personal items stay private to their owner.

✨ New

• Admin tool: "Restore missing sharekeys" (Tools page).
  A new maintenance tool detects and recreates missing encryption sharekeys for items, custom fields and files. The analysis is a read-only pass; the repair first restores the missing internal reference keys using your own account, then a background task distributes the missing keys to every user. Only missing keys are created — existing keys are never modified, and personal items are excluded. Objects that no account can decrypt are flagged as not automatically recoverable, with guidance to have a user who can still open them re-save the item.

🛠️ Improvements

• Background user-key generation steps now log the number of skipped objects (expected for other users' personal items) as warnings, making key-distribution gaps easier to diagnose.
• Fixed a TypeError that could occur while seeding the internal reference (TP_USER) sharekeys in the repair tool.
• Documentation updated.

Full Changelog

Full Changelog: https://github.com/nilsteampassnet/TeamPass/compare/3.2.0.5...3.2.0.6

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