Bug: Files with same name in recursive operations
FrederikSchaff opened this issue · comments
Hi there,
first: Thanks for this great tool!
I have found a small bug related to recursive operations, I have not completely analysed it yet.
MWE:
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-2/
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-3/
|-- test-file.txt
In /test
folder: stdrename -tDr
(also other alternatives)
Expected:
test/
|
|-- Test File.txt
|-- Test 2/
|-- Test File.txt
|-- Test 3/
|-- Test File.txt
Actual (after first run):
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- Test2/
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-3/
|-- test-file.txt
(os error 3) (I currentöy have german language error messages, basically: The OS cannot find the provided path)
After another run:
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- Test2/
|-- test-file.txt
|-- Test3/
|-- test-file.txt
same error, and then again another run;
Success (with bug, see below):
2 files renamed in 0.001352 s. See you next time!
Actually 3 files and another folder have been renamed.
test/
|
|-- Test File.txt
|-- Test2/
|-- Test File.txt
|-- Test3/
|-- Test File.txt
The problems are probably in the area:
- Parsing/interpreting number symbols in folder names
- Multiple files with the same name
If I now on the changed structure use stdrename -kDr
to revert the changes, I get
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-2/
|-- Test File.txt
|-- Test3/
|-- Test File.txt
Same error (os 3)
Next time:
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-2/
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-3/
|-- Test File.txt
Same error (os 3)
Last (3rd) time;
test/
|
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-2/
|-- test-file.txt
|-- test-3/
|-- test-file.txt
1 files renamed in 0.00111 s. See you next time!
So the operations are revertable.
Hope this helps!
Workaround (not fixing Test 2
-> Test2
issue, i.e. removing space before numbers:
Re-run command until no more failure
Hi there! Thank you so much for the detailed bug report! I'll try to take a look at this in the week to come.