The deleted table displays after manually refreshing Tables node if cloning the table then deleting the original table

[v-kellyluo]

Storage Explorer Version: 1.25.0-dev Build Number: 20220705.1 Branch: main Platform/OS: Windows 10 Architecture: ia32 Azurite Version: 3.18.0 How Found: Ad-hoc testing Regression From: Not a regression

Steps to Reproduce

1. Install and run Azurite 3.18.0 -> Launch Storage Explorer.
2. Expand 'Emulator & Attached -> Storage Accounts -> (Emulator - Default Ports) (Key)' -> Tables.
3. Create a table named 'test' -> Right click the new created table -> Click 'Clone...'.
4. Type 'test123' to the 'New name' field -> Click 'Clone' -> The cloned table displays.
5. Delete table 'test' -> The deleted table disappears.
6. Refresh Tables node.
7. Check whether the deleted table 'test' doesn't display and the cloned table 'test123' displays.

Expected Experience

1. The deleted table 'test' doesn't display.
2. The cloned table 'test123' displays.

Actual Experience

1. The deleted table 'test' displays.
2. The cloned table 'test123' doesn't display.

Additional Context

This issue only reproduces when the original table name is same as the first few characters of the cloned table name.

[craxal]

Yet another problem with Azurite and not Storage Explorer. See https://github.com/Azure/Azurite/issues/1584.

[Spirch]

this issue is affecting my current development, is there a temporary fix for this? it was working before I updated visual studio 2022 to the latest version

I can provide c# code that can replicate the issue, i am not using azure storage explorer

[craxal]

@Spirch This issue is about Storage Explorer. Since this is an Azurite issue, I would suggest going to Azure/Azurite#1584 and leaving your comments there. That will help them prioritize a fix.

[craxal]

@v-kellyluo This appears to be fixed as of Azurite 3.19.0.

[v-kellyluo]

Verified this this issue after installing Azurite 3.19.0. Fixed.