On macOS, the egui-file-dialog works well, but Macintosh HD is shown twice.
as / (read-only) gets pulled by fs::read_dir("/Volumes") as. /Volumes/Macintosh HD which I think is a symlink
as /System/Volumes/Data (user-data) gets pulled by Disk::from_sysinfo_disk(disk, canonicalize_paths)
This seems to be caused by the APFS file system and Apple's system integrity protection.
All the quick-action folders in the side bar point to /, everything is mapped there when using the command line etc on a Mac, so we should probably also use this.
I'll look into this and also verify that using / will not result in any write permission issues.
fluxxcode
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4 days ago
On macOS, the egui-file-dialog works well, but
Macintosh HDis shown twice./(read-only) gets pulled byfs::read_dir("/Volumes")as./Volumes/Macintosh HDwhich I think is a symlink/System/Volumes/Data(user-data) gets pulled byDisk::from_sysinfo_disk(disk, canonicalize_paths)This seems to be caused by the APFS file system and Apple's system integrity protection.
All the quick-action folders in the side bar point to
/, everything is mapped there when using the command line etc on a Mac, so we should probably also use this.I'll look into this and also verify that using
/will not result in any write permission issues.