Open Radar

 
31-Jan-2013 08:50 PM Dair Grant:
Summary:
Renaming a source tree can result in the loss of that source tree entry, without warning.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a source tree called "Test1", with a path to "/Library/Apple".
2. Create a source tree called "Test2", with a path to "/Library/Pear".
3. Rename "Test2" to "Test1". There are now two "Test1"s in the list.
4. Rename the "Test1" from step 1 to "Test1_old". There is now "Test1_old" (Apple) and "Test1" (Pear).
5. Close the preferences window.
6. Open the preferences window.

Expected Results:
Both "Test1_old" (Apple) and "Test1" (Pear)" should be present in the list, as they were there when the window was closed.

Actual Results:
"Test1_old" (Apple) is still present, however "Test1" (Pear) no longer exists.

Regression:

Notes:
We have two source trees that we swap the value of depending on which version of an external framework we are building against. As such we have a "Library_Test" (testing) and "Library" (actual). When swapping to the test branch we rename "Library_Test" to "Library" and "Library" to "Library_Old" but this then causes one path to vanish.