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Dimming bug while resizing a floating window with animate_manual_resizes=true
When a floating window is manually resized with animate_manual_resizes=true there are times when cursor is on top of the window behind the floating window(because of the animation). This leads to flickering effect when dim_inactive is true.
@l0new4nder3r The fix done by @tpyle has been released in v0.16.3
Can you test and confirm this on your end ?
Hi, thanks @tpyle !
Successfully tested a few minutes ago with v0.16.4
Testing with a postman collection containing a slash in its name property.
Importing process (same as before, slash is still present)
The collection is imported without issue - the only thing is that now, its name has changed. The slash has become an hyphen. Consistent with what I see in the commit, and at least it does not break!
Improvement with a much lesser priority : allow any character in the collection name?
Hi @l0new4nder3r,
Unfortunately, since bruno stores collections (and requests) as files and directories, that requirement comes from the filesystem, not from bruno itself. Every filesystem that I'm aware of doesn't allow / in directory names or folder names, as it's used in UNIX-like OS's as a delimiter between directories.
I suppose we could URL encode the collection name (so that in the filesystem it looks like Collection%2FName, and then render it to the user as Collection/Name), but I feel like that's somewhat odd of behavior. What are your thoughts on this @helloanoop?
Yes, Its a restriction at the filesystem level.
You can still choose to rename the collection in the UI and that will reflect in the UI. Meaning you can change it to Ex: "Payment/ConfigApi". This name gets updated in bruno.json which the UI will consume to render the name.
But in the filesystem level we are bounded by the naming restrictions of filesystem
bruno.json
{
"version": "1",
"name": "Payment/ConfigApi",
"type": "collection"
}
}
Hey, I'm encountering similar issue here, but with different chars. I'm trying to import a postman collection with name [POC] XXX and when it's imported, I see a blank result in the IDE
@irfansofyana can you tell me what OS you're on? Or what filesystem you're using, if you're aware? If you're on a linux/unix/mac system, you should be able to run df -T to tell.
New user here. I name most of my requests after their route eg bruno/issues. Renaming collections works, but not requests. This is quite restrictive.
..but it looks like this is may just be a UI bug? If I manually change the name in the meta section of the request bru file, it is reflected in the UI. However, if I change it in the UI, it silently does nothing.
Can confirm, there is something fishy with renaming requests via ui 🤔
@irfansofyana can you tell me what OS you're on? Or what filesystem you're using, if you're aware? If you're on a linux/unix/mac system, you should be able to run
df -Tto tell.
Hi, I'm using macOS
Can confirm, there is something fishy with renaming requests via ui 🤔
See also various other issues like #1336 and #1404, which are currently being solved in #349.
I am in favor of tracking the solution to the original problem (importing from Postman) in this issue.