Created attachment 173860 [details] Renaming then opening without taking away the selection by using the Enter key. If you rename a file/folder, but then immediately open it with the Enter key, it will reveal that their path weren't refreshed to it's new name, and it will fail to open the file/folder. I did not test if the same happens on Dolphin.
The video appears to show the following steps: - Make a folder in the desktop folder view - Start renaming with the context menu - Finish renaming with Enter - Press Enter again to open the file. With those steps, I could not reproduce the bug on git master.
Looks like the issue doesn't happen on Dolphin. And the issue isn't because of the "/" i accidentally included in the new file name, although that's a different Bug 493354
(In reply to Noah Davis from comment #1) > The video appears to show the following steps: > > - Make a folder in the desktop folder view > - Start renaming with the context menu > - Finish renaming with Enter > - Press Enter again to open the file. > > With those steps, I could not reproduce the bug on git master. Seems like you have to double-tap the Enter key. First Enter key: Confirm renaming. Sec Enter key: Open the folder. Maybe the pathing should be renamed first, then the actual file?
The same doesn't happen when double-taping when creating the folder then immediately opening it. So there must be some bottleneck when renaming the folder then immediately opening it.
I can reproduce this on Fedora in a VM. You really need to double-press Return very quickly; if you wait a bit it works and opens the proper folder in Dolphin. I can't reproduce it on a different computer running master. Good chance this got fixed somewhere along the way, but it might also be some other interaction.
Fixed in 6.2/git master, yeah. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 492668 ***