Unauthenticated users cannot see reservation details

[gitthismoney]

Hello,

We are testing the latest release and I ran in to an issue.

We typically allow unauthenticated users to browse the schedule with full reservation details so we can display Resource Calendar on a tv.

On the latest release, unauthenticated users are not able to see full reservation details. They only see the booked times, but no title, owner or desc. I attached a screenshot as example.

If I highlight one of the bookings, it does tell me which room is booked... but I also receive a red message:
Can't see reservation details because you don't have permissions to any of the resources in this reservation

my config.php
$conf['settings']['privacy']['view.schedules'] = 'true';
$conf['settings']['privacy']['view.reservations'] = 'true';
$conf['settings']['privacy']['hide.user.details'] = 'true';
$conf['settings']['privacy']['hide.reservation.details'] = 'false';
$conf['settings']['privacy']['allow.guest.reservations'] = 'false';

Wondering if i've missed something?

Thank you,

[gitthismoney]

Update, i tested an earlier release librebooking-2.8.6.zip

This release is not affected by the issue

[treborin]

Update, i tested an earlier release librebooking-2.8.6.zip

This release is not affected by the issue

Pls., @gitthismoney , close this issue

[tkasch]

Please don't close this issue without fixing it. Similar to @gitthismoney, we rely on schedule details to be visible for unauthenticated users as well at our site. Since this has worked perfectly for us until version 2.8.6, I'd consider this issue a regression.

I stumbled across this problem back in September 2024 when trying to update (a copy of) our production site in order to do a quick test if LibreBooking supports PHP >= 8.2. Unfortunately, I haven't had the resources to dig into this yet.

For me, such a fundamental change of functionality in a sub-micro-version update (from 2.8.6 to 2.8.6.2) came quite unexpected and IMHO would have justified a minor version bump (at least) as well as an explicit hint in the release notes.