https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409870
--- Comment #3 from Jon <jfbcommerc...@gmail.com> --- Addendum: when I tested 18.04, I used the install .iso for testing. Since then, I've upgraded my machine to the 18.04.2 release of Kubuntu and tried using kdeconnect. It gave a message of Root>run>user> [phone id ] > primary does not exist (using the 1.12.93 version of the Android app freshly installed from the Google Play Store). After trial of many things, I found that I had to go to the vertical "..." in the top right, choose "Plugin settings", "Filesystem expose", select "primary/primary:" by holding it for a few seconds, then delete it using the garbage can in the top right. I then chose "Add storage location" and added SanDisk SD card, which again gave "primary/primary:" and again paired with the laptop and the "primary" directory was now populated with subdirectories that could be browsed. It's not clear why this extra configuration is necessary---it might be deleting leftover configuration from previous trials. Still, I'm documenting this in case someone else has a similar issue. This problem persists and requires the same actions across an uninstall and re-install of the Android app from the store. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
