Expected behaviour:
When exporting a note to a storage location where a file with the same name already exists, tapping the Save button should prompt the user with a dialog to confirm overwriting the existing file.
Actual behaviour:
Despite the note having the same as an existing file, tapping the Save button proceeds to export the note without any prompts, appending a number to the filename (e.g. saved_note (1).txt; saved_note (2).txt; etc.). The only way to export a note to overwrite an existing file is to scroll and tap the filename from the file chooser/explorer list.
Steps to reproduce:
Import text file from storage (e.g. example_note.txt)
Edit note as desired (optional)
Tap to export note
Leave filename unchanged and tap Save button
Browse storage location in a file explorer and notice that the file is not overwritten but is instead duplicated
Repeating steps 1 - 4 will therefore export the note multiple times. Is this the desired behaviour? It seems to perform contrary to most applications and operating systems.
When there's some functionality, it's wrong to ask it to be changed.
Rather, there should be an option what to do if notes are already saved in the same folder:
App version: 2.3.3
OS version: Android 8.1 (Lineage 15.1)
Expected behaviour: When exporting a note to a storage location where a file with the same name already exists, tapping the Save button should prompt the user with a dialog to confirm overwriting the existing file.
Actual behaviour: Despite the note having the same as an existing file, tapping the Save button proceeds to export the note without any prompts, appending a number to the filename (e.g. saved_note (1).txt; saved_note (2).txt; etc.). The only way to export a note to overwrite an existing file is to scroll and tap the filename from the file chooser/explorer list.
Steps to reproduce:
Repeating steps 1 - 4 will therefore export the note multiple times. Is this the desired behaviour? It seems to perform contrary to most applications and operating systems.