Open the Aegis app and navigate to the export feature.
Choose the "OK" option to save the file on the smartphone.
Observe the filename pattern generated.
Repeat the export process, but this time select the "Share" option.
Note the filename pattern generated for the shared file.
What do you expect to happen?
The filenames generated by both "OK" (save) and "Share" should follow the same pattern for consistency and predictability. I would expect the filename pattern "aegis-export-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json" so including date and time.
What happens instead?
The filename pattern generated by the "OK" option differs from that of the "Share" option.
With "ok" the filename pattern is "aegis-export-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json" so including date and time.
With "share" the filename pattern is "aegis-export-88888888888888888888.json" so with a dummy number generated.
Version
v3.2
Source
Google Play
Vault encryption
Yes
Device
samsung galaxy note10 lite
Android version
Android 13
ROM
no
Steps to reproduce
Open the Aegis app and navigate to the export feature. Choose the "OK" option to save the file on the smartphone. Observe the filename pattern generated. Repeat the export process, but this time select the "Share" option. Note the filename pattern generated for the shared file.
What do you expect to happen?
The filenames generated by both "OK" (save) and "Share" should follow the same pattern for consistency and predictability. I would expect the filename pattern "aegis-export-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json" so including date and time.
What happens instead?
The filename pattern generated by the "OK" option differs from that of the "Share" option. With "ok" the filename pattern is "aegis-export-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json" so including date and time. With "share" the filename pattern is "aegis-export-88888888888888888888.json" so with a dummy number generated.
Log
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