Last time I worked on thunar code, that reload stuff was a big mess and did not even work for jobs (copying, moving files). What makes it more complicated is that there are folder reloads and file reloads. I couldn't fix it completely, and if you change one part, it often breaks the other parts. I believe the proper solution would be to create a reload queue that gets processed regularly (e.g. while idle) and confined to a single place. That way, reloads could also be prioritized if necessary and perhaps unneeded/duplicate reloads could even be avoided (network accesses for example are quite expensive regarding performance). It could be more complicated than the current implementation, but the current implementation looks also complicated and is hard to understand, so maybe it doesn't matter.
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