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Triage View Does Not Show Filename When Using Projects

Open utkonos opened this issue 7 months ago • 1 comments

Version and Platform (required):

  • Binary Ninja Version: 5.0.7290
  • OS: macOS
  • OS Version: 15.4.1
  • CPU Architecture: x64

Bug Description: The Path in triage view doesn't show the filename of the file according to the project's folders. It shows the GUID of the file on disk under the hood of a project.

Steps To Reproduce:

  1. Add a file to a project
  2. Open the file
  3. Open Triage View
  4. Observe file path

Expected Behavior: I would expect the path to be the same as the folders in the project with the filename as shown in the project.

Screenshots/Video Recording:

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utkonos avatar Apr 29 '25 20:04 utkonos

BTW: if you're working on this, I just had a thought: keep the real file path, but add a new field that shows where the file is located in the project with real project folder names and the file name in the project. The reason I realized that the actual, on disk, path is still needed even though it's not human readable: I can still perform command line stuff like running capa against the file itself easily using this path. it's probably a good idea not to change the meaning of the path field to be two different things anyway.

utkonos avatar Jun 06 '25 13:06 utkonos

~~Added in vers. >= 5.1.7626~~

spoonmilk avatar Jul 03 '25 18:07 spoonmilk

@spoonmilk Checking on 5.1.7827-dev, I don't see a new Project path. Am I missing something?

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utkonos avatar Jul 03 '25 20:07 utkonos

@spoonmilk Checking on 5.1.7827-dev, I don't see a new Project path. Am I missing something? Image Image

As it turns out, build unexpectedly failed. Will update again when this is actually fixed.

spoonmilk avatar Jul 03 '25 21:07 spoonmilk

@spoonmilk Confirmed fixed in 5.1.7840-dev. And thanks! It looks great!

utkonos avatar Jul 04 '25 18:07 utkonos