Unknown or stale path: previous folder's rows stay listed under a "/ / name" breadcrumb, with a raw "Load failed" error line #667

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opened 2026-09-23 02:48:57 +00:00 by Cordy · 0 comments

Cordy commented

2026-09-23 02:48:57 +00:00

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Found in the #656 QA pass (v0.6.247, files.c0rdyceps.ch).

Matrix row: §2 (listing) / style guide, Empty states and Voice.

Steps

Be in Personal / _qa.
Go to a path that doesn't exist, e.g. #/favorites typed or pasted by hand. This is the same situation as a stale bookmark or a link to a folder someone has since deleted.

Expected: an honest, translated not-found state ("This folder no longer exists" + a way back to Personal), with an empty list.

Seen

Breadcrumb renders / / favorites: empty segments, lowercase raw path.
The list still shows the previous folder's six rows (sub/, qa-doc, …) with Upload and New enabled. A user could upload into what they believe is the linked folder.
The status line under the panel reads Load failed: not found: file does not exist: a raw server error string, in monospace, untranslated.

Screenshot: 667-stale-path.jpg (outputs folder)

Found in the #656 QA pass (v0.6.247, files.c0rdyceps.ch). **Matrix row:** §2 (listing) / style guide, Empty states and Voice. **Steps** 1. Be in `Personal / _qa`. 2. Go to a path that doesn't exist, e.g. `#/favorites` typed or pasted by hand. This is the same situation as a stale bookmark or a link to a folder someone has since deleted. **Expected:** an honest, translated not-found state ("This folder no longer exists" + a way back to Personal), with an empty list. **Seen** - Breadcrumb renders **`/ / favorites`**: empty segments, lowercase raw path. - The list still shows **the previous folder's six rows** (`sub/`, `qa-doc`, …) with Upload and New enabled. A user could upload into what they believe is the linked folder. - The status line under the panel reads **`Load failed: not found: file does not exist`**: a raw server error string, in monospace, untranslated. **Screenshot:** `667-stale-path.jpg` (outputs folder)