https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504308
--- Comment #2 from Gabriel Gazzán <[email protected]> --- Recently I've tried using the "Parent folder of the project file" project folder setting, and the issue with the multiple unused sub-folders is still happening. Maybe it's worth taking a look at it. It's not something broken, from a functionality perspective, but it's still something that looks to me as unnecessarily complex to manage, if the user decides to use that option... For a project in a folder named "my_project", when selecting the said option, a new "cachefiles" folder is created. Inside it there are many sub-folders, most of them remain always empty, at least as far as I could test it. Then, for each sequence created inside the project file, a new subfolder is created with a numerical ID name. Inside those folders new sub-folders are created, where previews, and other cache files used in that sequence are kept. Perhaps, there's something I'm missing about the unused folders at the root of the "cachefiles" folder. But, to me, most of them seem to be redundant. 🤔 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
