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In D18563#401979 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D18563#401979>, @shubham wrote: > @ndavis UNIX does not allow / in any valid identifier name. > Also looking at the bug report, it feels like people wanted to create a folder named "a/b/c" which UNEXPECTEDLY created directory tree. So in this, I have fix both the problems, first one which is not valid and the latter one which is unexpected behaviour. Define unexpected. People that don't know much about technology but merely happen to use KDE (so that would be the ones that also call for help if a console opens) the making of a folder names "a/b/c" causing the tree to me made is indeed unexpected. The more technical inclined people, the power users, will know that "/" is the directory separator and that typing "a/b/c" probably makes the whole tree. For those (and i bet those are still the majority of Plasma users) you would introduce a regression with this patch. I'm not saying it should go or stay. I only ever used it a couple of times and one of them being when debugging something years ago. I can imagine it to be useful for people who got used to it and now rely on it for their workflow. I can also imagine it not feeling intuitive. Fyi, mkdir "a/b/c" also doesn't work. mkdir -p "a/b/c" does! REPOSITORY R241 KIO BRANCH dir REVISION DETAIL https://phabricator.kde.org/D18563 To: shubham, ngraham, #frameworks, #dolphin, dfaure, elvisangelaccio, pino Cc: markg, ndavis, dfaure, elvisangelaccio, pino, kde-frameworks-devel, michaelh, ngraham, bruns
