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The Recycle Bin sometimes doesn't auto refresh for deleted items. I have it set as the second pane. Whenever this happens, I have to manually refresh. Please fix.
Win11
XY 24.40.0100
BUG: Recycle Bin sometimes doesn't auto refresh for deleted items...
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Re: BUG: Recycle Bin sometimes doesn't auto refresh for deleted items...
Indeed. Should be better in next beta.
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Re: BUG: Recycle Bin sometimes doesn't auto refresh for deleted items...
i tested again in 24.40.0200, and it is still not fixed. i deleted a file from one pane and it didn't auto show in the recycle bin [second pane]. same problem when i deleted items from the recycle bin, it didn't auto refresh.
Re: BUG: Recycle Bin sometimes doesn't auto refresh for deleted items...
I actually have this exact issue with the Recycle Bin in Windows 11 itself (as I open it from the Desktop opposed to in XY). When I empty it, it tends to only visibly delete a couple of files if any. Manually refreshing or re-opening it then empties it fully.
So I'm not sure that it's an XY thing (but there probably would be a way to have it fixed, like by invoking a refresh after the emptying).
So I'm not sure that it's an XY thing (but there probably would be a way to have it fixed, like by invoking a refresh after the emptying).