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Google Drive allows files (and directories) with identical names to persist in the same parent folder as each one is assigned a unique 'id'.
When there are such duplicates, Google Drive for Windows distinguishes and shows them all by appending a number in parenthesis before the file type extension to the duplicates to distinguish them. For example:
test.txt
test (1).txt
test (2).txt
However, google-drive-ocamlfuse (as well as seemingly rclone) only show one of the file versions and it is not even clear what logic is used to determine which file to show.
I know there is a keep_duplicates configuration flag, but if I am understanding that correctly, such a flag determines how mv works and that it won't affect how existing files are displayed.
Is there a way to have google-drive-ocamlfuse show all the files similar to how they are shown in Windows?
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Google Drive allows files (and directories) with identical names to persist in the same parent folder as each one is assigned a unique 'id'.
When there are such duplicates, Google Drive for Windows distinguishes and shows them all by appending a number in parenthesis before the file type extension to the duplicates to distinguish them. For example:
However, google-drive-ocamlfuse (as well as seemingly rclone) only show one of the file versions and it is not even clear what logic is used to determine which file to show.
I know there is a
keep_duplicates
configuration flag, but if I am understanding that correctly, such a flag determines howmv
works and that it won't affect how existing files are displayed.Is there a way to have google-drive-ocamlfuse show all the files similar to how they are shown in Windows?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: