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Jorge updated NETBEANS-5076:
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Description: For some time now I have been observing errors when copying,
moving and renaming files. Finally, I was able to establish that such errors
occur when I work with files that are in directories or packages that are, or
are contained, directly or indirectly, in a directory that is a symbolic link
to another directory. My development environment is Windows 10, and the links
were created using MKLINK. The easiest way to reproduce the error is by copying
and pasting a class in the same package (that meets the conditions stated
before). For example, when copying class Klass I get a file named Klass_1 that
contains a class that is still called Klass. (was: For some time now I have
been observing errors when copying, moving and renaming files. Finally, I was
able to establish that such errors occur when I work with files that are in
directories or packages that are, or are contained, directly or indirectly, in
a directory that is a symbolic link to another directory. My development
environment is Windows 10, and the links were created using MKLINK. The easiest
way to reproduce the error is by copying and pasting a class in the same
package (if it meets the conditions stated before). For example, when copying
class Klass I get a file named Klass_1 that contains a class that is still
called Klass.)
> File operations fail when using symbolic linsk to directories/packages
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> Key: NETBEANS-5076
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-5076
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: editor - Refactoring
> Affects Versions: 12.1
> Environment: NetBeans 12.1, Windows 10,
> Reporter: Jorge
> Priority: Minor
>
> For some time now I have been observing errors when copying, moving and
> renaming files. Finally, I was able to establish that such errors occur when
> I work with files that are in directories or packages that are, or are
> contained, directly or indirectly, in a directory that is a symbolic link to
> another directory. My development environment is Windows 10, and the links
> were created using MKLINK. The easiest way to reproduce the error is by
> copying and pasting a class in the same package (that meets the conditions
> stated before). For example, when copying class Klass I get a file named
> Klass_1 that contains a class that is still called Klass.
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