Fix a bug when files doubled when browsing a folder#181
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Fix a bug when files doubled when browsing a folder#181SergeiVorobyov wants to merge 1 commit intosylikc:masterfrom
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I'll review this implementation also a bit later. Last I was looking at this I was thinking about whether this is cleaner than the old static list implementation... It feels similar, but I need to read through the code. I didn't think it was clean before, but I haven't entirely read through this code yet. It looks cleaner though |
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@sylikc I've updated the PR to recent master. Please consider reviewing it. :) |
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Extracted this fix from #178 in order to have PRs more granular.