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Bug: Tags/Drive widget doesn't update when network drive is connected/disconnected #13502
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Thanks for the report, Having the tags displayed when the drive is disconnected isn't possible as Files doesn't know there tags there as it can't search it. |
Does opening a new tab display the tags? |
No, that does not help. Neither does closing and opening the app. |
Could Files simply save "dummies" of the tagged files and folders (with their path) from the last session without searching for them directly at startup? |
I meant, does opening a new tab help after reconnecting the drive? |
No, just opening a new tab does not help (after reconnection). You need to
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Thanks for the clarification, this is indeed a bug. The expected behavior is for the tags widget to update when a drive is connected/disconnected. |
We're going to merge this with #6182 where we will continue to track this bug. |
Description
When a network drive is can't be found (because of an network disconnect for example), on the startpage all tagged files and folders located on this drive disappear. Even if the drive can be found again, the tagged items remain gone. You have to open each file path individually to make the items reappear.
The behaviour should be such that the items are still displayed. Either an error message appears when trying to open them or it is graphically displayed that they are not available or they should should appear as soon as the network drive is available again.
Steps To Reproduce
Tags-Widget on the Homescreen needs to be activated.
Requirements
tagged files and folders should remain displayed when the network drive cannot be found(this is by design)OR
Files Version
2.5.21.0
Windows Version
10.0.19044.3448
Log File
debug.log
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