Hello,
Here is a minimum example of the bug: #mkdir testcp #cd testcp #mkdir origin #touch origin/a #cp -r origin destination #cp -r origin destination The expected result is: #tree ├── destination │ ├── a └── origin └── a or even this, who would I be to judge: #tree ├── destination │ └── origin │ └── a └── origin └── a But this is unacceptable: #tree ├── destination │ ├── a │ └── origin │ └── a └── origin └── a The result is worse if you add a file in between copies. Now you would have 3 a files and 2 b files. Thank you, Tomás
