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This is just a heads-up to what is a critical bug regarding incorrect copy/paste behavior. When I paste to a selected directory, CyberDuck copies from the wrong location.
In our case we have multiple s3 buckets with sometimes 1000s of keys so I can see a buggy copy/paste displayed in the progress line as hundreds of files being copied. I have to disconnect to stop the copying and I then I find a directory full of files that I didn't intend to copy.
I wish I had more specific description of the problem, but I have observed the behavior several times using CyberDuck and my colleague also observed the same behavior. Even though I don't have the exact details to reproduce it, the problem seems so severe that I wanted to give you a notice. My colleague and I suspect that there is an internal data structure of cached s3 keys and that the paste operation is accidentally referencing the wrong data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is just a heads-up to what is a critical bug regarding incorrect copy/paste behavior. When I paste to a selected directory, CyberDuck copies from the wrong location.
In our case we have multiple s3 buckets with sometimes 1000s of keys so I can see a buggy copy/paste displayed in the progress line as hundreds of files being copied. I have to disconnect to stop the copying and I then I find a directory full of files that I didn't intend to copy.
I wish I had more specific description of the problem, but I have observed the behavior several times using CyberDuck and my colleague also observed the same behavior. Even though I don't have the exact details to reproduce it, the problem seems so severe that I wanted to give you a notice. My colleague and I suspect that there is an internal data structure of cached s3 keys and that the paste operation is accidentally referencing the wrong data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: