Cloning a dir now clone also folder.bru files recursively#2593

[fgrande]

Description

When cloning a folder, requests and subfolders are cloned too, but not folder.bru files.

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#2593

Suppose to have this structure. :

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├── MultiLevelDir
│   ├── FirstLevel
│   │   ├── SecondLevel
│   │   │   ├── Artist Finder 2.bru
│   │   │   └── folder.bru
│   │   └── folder.bru
│   └── folder.bru
├── bruno.json
└── collection.bru

Now, cloning the MultiLevelDir we get also folder.bru files attached to every cloned directory:

├── MultiLevelDir
│   ├── FirstLevel
│   │   ├── SecondLevel
│   │   │   ├── Artist Finder 2.bru
│   │   │   └── folder.bru
│   │   └── folder.bru
│   └── folder.bru
├── MultiLevelDir2
│   ├── FirstLevel
│   │   ├── SecondLevel
│   │   │   ├── Artist Finder 2.bru
│   │   │   └── folder.bru
│   │   └── folder.bru
│   └── folder.bru
├── bruno.json
└── collection.bru

[Its-treason]

Looks good, i would personaly rename the variables and remove the underscore, see: Its-treason@35f5d78

[helloanoop]

Merged! Thanks @fgrande !

Thanks for the review @Its-treason !

@lohit-1 Please work on a new PR incorporating Timon's feedback

[fgrande]

@Its-treason Thanks for the advice, actually in my work projects I use underscore for local/private variables. I'll remember this for the future, Thanks.

[kkevindev]

Thanks, this closes issue #2593.