https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=517392
--- Comment #15 from David Tonhofer <[email protected]> --- Another case where the problem occurs consistently Suppose you have a directory A with what we can call "offending filenames", i.e. filenames with character encoded as 3-byte UTF8. Create a copy of A as directory B. Now try to "merge" the directories A and B by renaming directory A to directory B. A dialog pops up that says "Would you like to merge the contents". Proceed with the merge by clicking on the "Write Into" button. For every file for which there is a name clash (in this test case, all files), Dolphin will pop up a dialog asking "Would you like to overwrite the destination?" and allow you to give the source file a non-clashing name. If the filename is "offending", the non-clashing filename proposed in the dialog is mangled, for example "odtdt" The fault is not consistently triggered but if it is, every offending filename, and none of the non-offending filenames is subject to it. Running a test from the terminal: > mkdir TEST; cd TEST; mkdir A > pushd A > # Offending > touch APOSTROPHE’APOSTROPHE.odt > touch MDASH–MDASH.odt > touch PANDA🐼PANDA.odt > # Not offending > touch DELTAΔDELTA.odt > popd > cp -R A B > dolphin . -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
