THIS NEEDS TO BE PROVIDED. ASAP. I’ve asked before, I’ll ask again.
Insync deletes files to trash when I re-org folders which is bad.
Then I have to deal with the restricted functionality of the Recycle Bin in windows which does not allow me to retain the folder path structure location of files when I move them out, so I can’t know where they were deleted from.
And if there are multiple deleted files with the same name but from different locations, I get the warning dialog file already exists if I say for example move out the files to the same place.
When you re-organize folders, do you do it via the local sync folder or via Drive web? If you do it within the local sync folder it should not trash anything.
On the Windows Recycle Bin, there’s a column with the “Original Location” and if you right-click > Restore, it puts it back where it was deleted from.
Following up with a suggestion as to how this could be implemented:
InSync moves some items to its own trash folder, not the systems Recycling Bin/Trash. InSync puts these files in a folder with a datestamp
Next time InSync moves some files into its own trash folder, it puts them there into a folder with a new name - a newser datestamp
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These above steps ensure that files with the same name dont clash. If ever they do, InSync can create a new folder and put the file with the clashing name in there, using a new datestamp for the folder name, so that the file is separate from the other file with the same name.
