Pulling a folder that contains "." in it

[itapi]

Describe the bug

The new 3.2.11 release is really good,but it's still has bugs ,such as I cannot pull a folder that it's name contains dots in it(such as common package names folders).

On any other folders it works perfect!!

static AdbClient adbClient;
static DeviceData device;
private async void MainWindow_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    adbClient = new AdbClient();
    adbClient.Connect("127.0.0.1:62001");
    device = adbClient.GetDevices().FirstOrDefault(); // Get first connected device
    SyncService service = new SyncService(device);

    await PullFolderAsync("/sdcard/android/data/com.globile.mycontactbackup/files", @"C:\Users\Itamar\Documents\UBL");

}
SyncService service;
async Task PullFolderAsync(string remotePath, string localPath)
{
    if (!Directory.Exists(localPath))
    {
        Directory.CreateDirectory(localPath);
    }

    service = new SyncService(device);

    FileStatistics stat = await service.StatAsync(remotePath);
    await PullFolderAsyncInternal(stat, remotePath, localPath);

}
async Task PullFolderAsyncInternal(FileStatistics stat, string remotePath, string localPath)
{
    switch (stat.get_FileMode().GetFileType())
    {
        case UnixFileStatus.Directory:
            if (remotePath != stat.Path)
            {
                localPath = System.IO.Path.Combine(localPath, stat.Path);
                remotePath = LinuxPath.Combine(remotePath, stat.Path);
            }
            if (!Directory.Exists(localPath))
            {
                Directory.CreateDirectory(localPath);
            }
            foreach (FileStatistics item in await service.GetDirectoryListingAsync(remotePath))
            {
                await PullFolderAsyncInternal(item, remotePath, localPath);
            }
            break;
        case UnixFileStatus.Regular:
            string localFilePath = System.IO.Path.Combine(localPath, stat.Path);
            using (FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(localFilePath))
            {
                await service.PullAsync(LinuxPath.Combine(remotePath, stat.Path), stream);
                await stream.FlushAsync();
            }
            break;
    }
}

Steps to reproduce the bug

pull folders

Expected behavior

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NuGet package version

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.NET Platform

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IDE

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Additional context

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[wherewhere]

[itapi]

@wherewhere what's so odd?
I'm trying to pull a directory,which it's name contains "."...such as in the image....

Do a test with yourself....place on the main storage path a folder and call it aaa.bbb,you'll see it's buggy...
I've investigated into the PullFolderAsyncInternal function,and I've see there's a bug in the remotePath = LinuxPath.Combine(remotePath, stat.Path); line,where it's split the path by dots,and recognize the dot as a folder....

[wherewhere]

[wherewhere]

So what? ConsoleApp.zip

[wherewhere]

Screenbits.2024-03-29_012356.2.2.mp4

[itapi]

@wherewhere I'm sorry,I'll be more specfic and focus the bug,in the sdcard it's indeed work,but try to pull a file from the "/sdcard/Android/data/xxxx"(any folder here-which are the external data folders for apps),you'll encouteer a bug.
I've tried to pull the outer folder,i.e "/sdcard/Android/data/",and I see it's pulling the main android root dir....

[wherewhere]

This is Android promission issue. I don't know how to fix it.

[itapi]

@wherewhere hey bro,it's defintely nor android permission issue....because when you use this : adb pull /sdcard/android/data/com.globile.mycontactbackup/files in normal adb clil.... it works as charm... :(

[wherewhere]

Why your markdown is so weird? The code block is not on codes...

[wherewhere]

I still have no idea, you can use adb command line by List<string> IAdbCommandLineClient.ExecuteAdbCommand(string command)

[itapi]

@wherewhere thanks for solution sir,how can I involve that line in my code?
How to get the IAdbCommandLineClient interface?

[wherewhere]

[wherewhere]

So why not just use Process to invoke commands...

[itapi]

@wherewhere cmon...please....

[wherewhere]

It's better to use Process because List<string> IAdbCommandLineClient.ExecuteAdbCommand(string command) set to force exit after 5s.

[itapi]

@wherewhere thanks sir....appriciate it.
If there would be a fix in the next versions I would like to know :)