Removing Shared Public Folder Doesn't Immediately Remove It From The List (Sharing)

Originator:sephirothfanatic
Number:rdar://22141370 Date Originated:August 04, 2015
Status:Duplicate of 20740142 (Open) Resolved:
Product:OS X Product Version:OS X El Capitan
Classification:UI/Usability Reproducible:Always
 
Summary:
When removing a User's Public Folder, it isn't immediately removed from the Shared Folders list.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.  Open System Preferences.
2.  Left-click Sharing.
3.  Left-click File Sharing in the sidebar.
4.  Left-click the User's Public Folder in the Shared Folders list.
5.  Left-click the Minus Icon below the list.  (The System will ask to confirm the removal of the folder.)
6.  After the confirmation, the Shared Folder still remains in the list.

Expected Results:
After confirming the removal of the Shared Folder, the Shared Folder should be immediately removed from the list.

Actual Results:
The Shared Folder isn't removed from the Shared Folders list after confirming removal.  It is possible to keep attempting to remove the Folder and the System will continue to confirm removal but the Shared Folder won't be removed.

After restarting the machine, the Shared Folder will be removed from the list.

Version:
OS X El Capitan

Notes:
NONE

Configuration:
NONE

Attachments:
NONE

Comments

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By sephirothfanatic at Nov. 19, 2015, 4 p.m. (reply...)

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