I assume your testing was on a fresh system, not an upgrade?
We have intentionally hidden several cloud providers by default. See this wiki page for the explanation and how to unhide them: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/DejaDup/Clouds
But on upgrades, your old settings shouldn’t be affected. If that’s the case, this is a new bug. Otherwise, I’ll mark this bug closed as intentional behavior.
(You also shouldn’t have to manually install python-boto and such anymore. If you have S3 set up in deja-dup, we’ll prompt you to install what we need now.)
I assume your testing was on a fresh system, not an upgrade?
We have intentionally hidden several cloud providers by default. See this wiki page for the explanation and how to unhide them: /wiki.gnome. org/Apps/ DejaDup/ Clouds
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But on upgrades, your old settings shouldn’t be affected. If that’s the case, this is a new bug. Otherwise, I’ll mark this bug closed as intentional behavior.
(You also shouldn’t have to manually install python-boto and such anymore. If you have S3 set up in deja-dup, we’ll prompt you to install what we need now.)