Media only appears under sets of a different space

[Oddward]

Have you read a contributing guide?

• I have read CONTRIBUTING.md
• I have searched the existing issues and didn't find any that were similar
• I have considered creating a pull request with fixes instead of a bug report and want to proceed

Current Behavior

I have two spaces, one public personal & one private. I was trying to set up a catalogue in the private space with a type that contains images. When trying to have a Set to view all the images/media at once, the result is always empty. Upon switching to the *personal space (my original space), filtering All objects to media shows all the images from both the *personal and private space.

Another strange observation is that the Object type filter has no options to select in the *personal (original) space, while it seems fine in the private space.

Expected Behavior

• Media objects only appear as results in the space they were created in
• Adding a filter to the set displays all the object types in each space respectively

Steps To Reproduce

1. Have 2 spaces, one *Personal, one Private
2. Create new object type in private space
3. Upload images to it
4. Create Set or go to All objects set
5. Set the filter for the view: ObjectType has any of (image, file etc)
6. Observe what appears or doesn't appear in the set

Environment

- OS:Android 13, Samsung OneUI 5.1
- Version: 0.27.18
- Network mode: Local only (but the "syncing..." status label still appears sometimes)

Anything else?

I am only using the mobile version (Android), didn't use desktop yet and never synced.

[filip-anytype]

Where are you getting the public spaces from? Anytype doesn't support these at the moment.

[Oddward]

I just checked the app, it's labeled as type: "Personal" while the other one is labeled type: "Private", I'm not sure what the difference is if there's no "Public".

[filip-anytype]

Personal is your personal space that is created when you create your account, while private spaces are all other ones you additionally create afterwards.