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Feature/0971 implement trash bin #3976
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great work! basic features works as expected.
- a small bug I noticed was: delete a file
~/Picutes/Quotes/Quote.png
& delete/rename the directory~/Picutes/Quotes/
. the file doesn't get restored now from the bin.
…y icon in trash bin
In most file manager implementations, including desktop ones, remote files are to be deleted directly even when put to recycle bin.
Also a condition inside DeleteTask, that delete SSH files should not trigger mediascanner as well.
@VishalNehra Fixed test failures in 8dbfaec and Codacy complaints on missing Javadoc in bd77530. There should be no option to allow user to put remote files (SMB/SSH/etc) to trash bin, and as I checked (Pixel 2 emulator running SDK 28), this had been covered in the UI level. |
Is there a way to disable the trash bin? I couldn't find a setting. Not sure if using 0 for file # limit works? |
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Fixes #971
Automatic tests
Manual tests
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Successfully running following tasks on local:
./gradlew assembledebug
./gradlew spotlessCheck