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Right-click in project explorer, import existing directory 'test'
Close Spyder
Reopen Spyder
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expect to see the 'test' directory in the project explorer.
Instead, see 'est' in the project explorer and 'est' folder created in the parent directory.
Please provide any additional information below
The project is located on a linux system mapped to a Windows drive.
Weirdly, if I then open spyder on the linux system, I see 't' in the project explorer, and a corresponding 't' folder has been created.
If I delete 't' from the project explorer and the disk, and then import 'test' it acts as expected on the Linux system when I close then reopen Spyder.
Then going back to Windows, opening Spyder shows the 'test' folder that was imported in the Linux version, closing and then reopening Spyder on Windows again shows the wrong behavior with 'est' appearing in the project explorer and an 'est' folder created in the parent directory.
Version and main components
Spyder Version: 2.3.5.2
Python Version: 2.7.9
Qt Versions: 4.8.6, PyQt4 (API v2) 4.11.3 on Windows
Description
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expect to see the 'test' directory in the project explorer.
Instead, see 'est' in the project explorer and 'est' folder created in the parent directory.
Please provide any additional information below
The project is located on a linux system mapped to a Windows drive.
Weirdly, if I then open spyder on the linux system, I see 't' in the project explorer, and a corresponding 't' folder has been created.
If I delete 't' from the project explorer and the disk, and then import 'test' it acts as expected on the Linux system when I close then reopen Spyder.
Then going back to Windows, opening Spyder shows the 'test' folder that was imported in the Linux version, closing and then reopening Spyder on Windows again shows the wrong behavior with 'est' appearing in the project explorer and an 'est' folder created in the parent directory.
Version and main components
Optional dependencies
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