Issue copying Folders with iOS 18.4 #137
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In Xcode 16.3, copyItem(atPath:toPath:) does not work correctly with nested folders: * Given two nested folders A and B, it creates just one destination folder named AB instead of the expected A/B. * Also, given a folder A containing a file B.txt, it creates the file AB.txt instead of the expected file-in-folder A/B.txt. The copyItem(at:to:) method with URL parameters works as expected. Credit: https://github.com/jlajara-quadient for bug report and solution.
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Fixes JohnSundell#137 - Since iOS 18.4 / macOS 15.4 it seems that when copying files it doesnt copy the nested files and folders - It appears as though when it copied, it was flattening them causing issues
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Is this library dead? Is it no longer maintained? |
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seems like it :( |
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Hello, after updating to Xcode 16.3.0 and using the simulator with iOS 18.4 I have a strange behavior causing errors in my unit tests when copying folders.
I think the issue comes from this method in Files extension Storage.
when copying the "Config" folder
produces this :
instead of this :
copyItem(atPath srcPath: String, toPath dstPath: String)is deprecatedusing
copyItem(at srcURL: URL, to dstURL: URL)and converting the path string to URL withURL(fileURLWithPath: path)Gives the desired result.
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