Kubuntu 20.04 is a long term support release that currently uses Dolphin 19.12.3. For the last few weeks, Dolphin has not been recognizing newly added files and I have to type ctrl-F5 constantly in order to see what's really in the folder I'm working from. Weirdly, even if I navigate to a folder AFTER a new file was just added to that folder, then too do I have to hit ctrl-F5 to see that recently added file (I wouldn't expect this problem to go to that degree; you'd think that navigating to any folder should always show the latest state of that folder). Previously, Dolphin seemed to maintain almost real-time awareness of the folder I already have opened. For example, If I'd use some other application to save a file to a folder that I'm already have open in Dolphin, that newly saved file would pop into the list, sorted an everything (if I recall correctly). I tried to get help with this here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1264620/ But, no one offered any suggestions. I see you guys have already made later releases of Dolphin, but I really hope that the Kubuntu team will give special attention to Kubuntu 20.04 (since it is a long term support release) and do what it takes to keep Kubuntu 20.04 using a version of Dolphin that works well.
Downstream: https://bugs.launchpad.net/dolphin/+bug/1890791
Cannot reproduce. On my system (openSUSE Tumbleweed), when I use "mkdir" or "touch" in Konsole to create a new item, it is automatically added in the Dolphin view. Also, "rm" removes the item from the Dolphin view.
Sounds like a broken inotify.
I regularly see this on Fedora 33 with Dolphin 20.08.3
(In reply to equeim from comment #4) > I regularly see this on Fedora 33 with Dolphin 20.08.3 (not every time, but at least once a day)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 387663 ***