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RevoLand / Steam-Library-Manager

Open source utility to manage Steam, Origin and Uplay libraries in ease of use with multi library support. ||| Steam Games Database: https://stmstat.com
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Disk Space with Mounted Volumes #72

Closed habilain closed 5 years ago

habilain commented 5 years ago

This is kind of obscure; if a disk is mounted as a directory in a filesystem, then the free space indicator for a steam library on that disk will show the parent filesystem rather than the correct filesystem.

To Reproduce

  1. Mount a disk as a directory (see: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/disk-management/assign-a-mount-point-folder-path-to-a-drive), e.g. C:\Media\Disk1
  2. Place a Steam Library on that disk e.g. C:\Media\Disk1\SteamLibrary
  3. Open Steam Library Manager
  4. The disk usage indicator for the steam library on the directory mounted disk will show the disk stats of the root disk, C:\

Expected behavior The disk usage indicator should use the stats of the mounted disk i.e. C:\Media\Disk1

I'm afraid I'm normally a Python dev, so I can't help out with this directly. In Python you would simply use shutil.disk_usage on the Steam Library path and it behaves correctly, so I assume that fixing this will be finding an equivalent C# function.

RevoLand commented 5 years ago

Thank you for reporting the issue, i will be reproducing and fixing the issue however it may take a bit until next release gets published as i am planning to release the next version as 1.6; with Uplay support.

RevoLand commented 5 years ago

I have fixed the issue and it will be live with the next release.

C:\SLMTest\Oyunlar\SLMTest (SLM) is a mounted volume.