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External folders do not show subfolders #1604

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tjatjagithub opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 5 comments
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External folders do not show subfolders #1604

tjatjagithub opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 5 comments
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@tjatjagithub
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Description

After adding an external folder from iCloud, I can see files, but I cannot see subfolders and the documents within those subfolders.

Other Apps that support this, do show them.

To Reproduce

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  2. Click on '....'
  3. Scroll down to '....'
  4. See error

Expected behavior

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FSNotes version

latest

macOS/iOS version

latest iPadOS

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@tjatjagithub
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Any new information?

Is it a bug, did I do something wrong, is this just not supposed and planned to work?

@glushchenko
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This is not a bug.

@glushchenko glushchenko closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Oct 29, 2023
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Amparose commented Nov 3, 2023

Given that the desktop app supports subfolders and it is not stated otherwise that the iOS app doesn't, I think it's reasonable to be confused over this. I was deliberating over buying the iOS app but couldn't see any example of subfolders supported in an iCloud folder.

I think the app description, at least on fsnot.es, should make this clearer (that on iOS, individual folders can be added but they won't show subfolders); would have saved me the time it took to finally get my answer on this closed Github issue.

@tjatjagithub
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Given that the desktop app supports subfolders and it is not stated otherwise that the iOS app doesn't, I think it's reasonable to be confused over this. I was deliberating over buying the iOS app but couldn't see any example of subfolders supported in an iCloud folder.

I think the app description, at least on fsnot.es, should make this clearer (that on iOS, individual folders can be added but they won't show subfolders); would have saved me the time it took to finally get my answer on this closed Github issue.

Yes, indeed.
And it goes even further:

If the iOS App simply cannot see and do the things that I can do and see with the macOS App, I don't need both of them !
Why use an App on one OS that does not work (the same) on the other OS?

I already deleted all instances on all devices and use iA Writer and Textastic instead!
I am missing the encryption option, but as there is no solution, I cannot really do anything.

@gingerbeardman
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Also see #188

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