https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433116
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- I can, with substantial contortions, generate multiple entries with the same filename (Baloo 5.80.0) Check what directories baloo are indexing. Need a directory, "Test", that you can initially index, then disable indexing and finally index again. Maybe not a realistic scenario but at least it's something to test. In "Test", create or download a test file, call it file1.txt, copy it to file2.txt, file3.txt, file4.txt, file5.txt .... Check that baloo has indexed it, look with balooshow -x file1.txt balooshow -x file2.txt etc... etc and also baloosearch txt Drop "Test" from the indexed directories, do a "balooctl check" (but not a "balooctl purge"). Move a file or two: mv file4.txt file3.txt Baloosearch won't see any of the changes baloosearch txt /home/test/file4.txt /home/test/file3.txt /home/test/file1.txt /home/test/file2.txt /home/test/file5.txt Reenable indexing of "Test" and run "balooctl check" again baloosearch txt now shows: /home/test/file3.txt /home/test/file3.txt /home/test/file1.txt /home/test/file2.txt /home/test/file5.txt SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Neon Testing Baloo : 5.80.0 Plasma : 5.21.2 Frameworks : 5.80.0 Qt: 5.15.2 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
