I've used the latest release (1.7) because I believe with 1.6 many of my files were not shown (empty folders, which I guess shouldn't have been an issue, but they're still empty).
Tried on a Google Pixel 2 XL with the debuf option set and with the USB settings set to "file transfer/ Android Auto"
The same thing also happens for any other subfolder in the folder you see opened. Pretty sure it has something to do with the dot in the folder name, because if there are no dots in the folder names, it works.
Thanks!
EDIT: Also, I can actually navigate to the folder and subfolder by manually typing in the path. However, the issue with not showing files in folders with white space is still there, even in V 1.7. Also, if I do happen to find files in a "non white space separated folder", I can not copy them successfully.
Also, I'm curious, if you're planning on checking whether a file already exists and if so to ask (or globally set) if one would want to replace it or not.
By the way: I love that you're still actively improving and fixing bugs in this project!
I've used the latest release (1.7) because I believe with 1.6 many of my files were not shown (empty folders, which I guess shouldn't have been an issue, but they're still empty). Tried on a Google Pixel 2 XL with the debuf option set and with the USB settings set to "file transfer/ Android Auto"
The same thing also happens for any other subfolder in the folder you see opened. Pretty sure it has something to do with the dot in the folder name, because if there are no dots in the folder names, it works.
Thanks!
EDIT: Also, I can actually navigate to the folder and subfolder by manually typing in the path. However, the issue with not showing files in folders with white space is still there, even in V 1.7. Also, if I do happen to find files in a "non white space separated folder", I can not copy them successfully.
Also, I'm curious, if you're planning on checking whether a file already exists and if so to ask (or globally set) if one would want to replace it or not.
By the way: I love that you're still actively improving and fixing bugs in this project!