Closed olorin37 closed 4 years ago
What version do you use?
I cannot reproduce this...
$ echo one > abc; gomi abc; echo bazinga > abc; gomi abc
$ tree ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/
/Users/b4b4r07/.gomi/2020/03/03
├── bpeifbquof2n3l76ee3g
│ └── abc.bpeifbquof2n3l76ee40
└── bpeifbquof2n3la40sa0
└── abc.bpeifbquof2n3la40sag
$ cat ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/bpeifbquof2n3l76ee3g/abc.bpeifbquof2n3l76ee40
one
$ cat ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/bpeifbquof2n3la40sa0/abc.bpeifbquof2n3la40sag
bazinga
ok, if you uses hashes here, I has to use some older version... I cannot chech it now, but I will do that and notify, if problem disappear by update.
thanks.
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What version do you use?
I cannot reproduce this...
$ echo one > abc; gomi abc; echo bazinga > abc; gomi abc
$ tree ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/
/Users/b4b4r07/.gomi/2020/03/03
├── bpeifbquof2n3l76ee3g
│ └── abc.bpeifbquof2n3l76ee40
└── bpeifbquof2n3la40sa0
└── abc.bpeifbquof2n3la40sag
$ cat ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/bpeifbquof2n3l76ee3g/abc.bpeifbquof2n3l76ee40
one
$ cat ~/.gomi/2020/03/03/bpeifbquof2n3la40sa0/abc.bpeifbquof2n3la40sag
bazinga
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👍 please feel free to open again if the problem is not gone
How to reproduce:
Just ran:
This looks not so match dangerous, because
gomi
is rather not for scripts but for interactive use. But in junction with indexing files with their on name (instead of path) cause something more severe, what you say for it: