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Joe Bowser updated CB-10293:
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Labels: Android (was: )
Component/s: (was: Android)
> Using cordova-plugin-file fileEntry.remove() - get a success callback, file
> is removed but application size stays the same
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> Key: CB-10293
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-10293
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Plugin File
> Environment: Android 5.x
> Reporter: Severin Deutschmann
> Labels: Android
>
> Removing a file with:
> function deleteFile(filePath) {
> var pathToFile = cordova.file.applicationStorageDirectory + "cache" +
> filePath;
> window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL(pathToFile, function (fileEntry) {
> fileEntry.remove(function () {
> console.log("File removed with the path: " + pathToFile)
> }, errorHandler.bind(null, filePath));
> }, errorHandler.bind(null, filePath));
> }
> This seems to work, because I get a success callback and when I search the
> directory with a directoryReader I see that the files are removed. Everything
> checks out except that the file size in the android application manager stays
> the same.
> e.g. a file gets added to the cache/ directory in the
> applicationStorageDirectory. It's 1mb big. I check the application manager
> and the temporary files got 1mb bigger. I check with directoryReader and I
> see the file.
> The I delete the file with above mentioned function. No errors, just a
> success callback. I check again with directoryReader, the file is gone.
> But the temporary files are still 1mb bigger than before even though the file
> should have been deleted.
> I flagged this as major as I don't have found a workaround
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