I was testing if grive detects directory moving and does not resync them, I had a file "file" under the directory test. In google drive web interface, i moved the directory "test" to the directory "Others", and then I run grive.
Grive successfully detected that the file was moved, however, it deleted its parent folder before moving it:
Reading local directories
Reading remote server file list
Synchronizing files
sync "./test" deleted in remote. deleting local
sync "./Others" created in remote. creating local
sync "./Others/test" created in remote. creating local
sync "./test/file" moved to "./Others/test/file". moving local
Error syncing "./Others/test/file": boost::filesystem::rename: No such file or directory: "./test/file", "./Others/test/file"
Finished!
I have grive version 0.5.1-dev Aug 20 2018 11:13:28 installed in Xubuntu 18.04 from webupd8 repository.
smilesun
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5 months ago
Hello,
I was testing if grive detects directory moving and does not resync them, I had a file "file" under the directory test. In google drive web interface, i moved the directory "test" to the directory "Others", and then I run grive. Grive successfully detected that the file was moved, however, it deleted its parent folder before moving it:
I have
grive version 0.5.1-dev Aug 20 2018 11:13:28installed in Xubuntu 18.04 from webupd8 repository.