Steps to reproduce: 1. Create/select file/folder with spaces. 2. Select Useractions -> System -> Backup current. Actual result: Appearance of 'The file or folder /path/to/filename\ with \spaces does not exist.' error window. Backup is not performing.
Git commit 0141c0dbc6cea95a2f4ea18eba36ce822add261c by Alexander Bikadorov. Committed on 20/08/2017 at 17:50. Pushed by abikadorov into branch 'master'. UserAction: half fix for "Backup current" user action if file/folder contains spaces Source file correct now. New name proposol not because parser is buggy somewhere. M +1 -1 krusader/useraction_examples.xml https://commits.kde.org/krusader/0141c0dbc6cea95a2f4ea18eba36ce822add261c
After Alex's fix (NOTE: you still have to edit your ~/.local/share/krusader/useractions.xml as the examples are copied there on the first Krusader run) it no longer shows the error message and the backup file is created, however suggested name in the dialog is not right. For example, for file "a b.txt" it suggests "a\ b.txt.old". Should be "a b.txt.old".