| Summary: |
display and internal use of a wrong file name (the new name) after trying to rename a file with a too long name (results in an error) |
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[Frameworks and Libraries] frameworks-kio
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Reporter: |
realnobody <kdespam34fb987> |
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KIO Bugs <kio-bugs-null> |
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CONFIRMED
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minor
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CC: |
bugseforuns, frank78ac, kdelibs-bugs-null, nate
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NOR
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| Version First Reported In: |
5.45.0 | |
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unspecified | |
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Linux | |
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dolphin displays and seems to use (internally) a wrong file name (the new name) after trying to rename a file into a too long name (which results in an error) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. have a file on EXT4. 2. start rename - hit F2 3. paste this too long name (316 chars) into the inline rename box: xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 4. enter Actual Results: error dialog box ("The file myfilenamehere canot be renamed" - in German in my UI) is shown and file appears with the new name. Doing anything in dolphin (e.g. copying) with the file does not work ("file not existent!"). In fact the file was not renamed (confirmed by a shell window and ls). Apparently dolphin thinks it was renamed. After a F5 refresh the old name is shown again, correct. Expected Results: error dialog box and the old name is still shown background info: This is a ext4 file system (255 Bytes allowed for file name only), this is the cause for the correct error dialog box.