F5 expands folder tree

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Please excuse for bringing this up again. This is quite the same as:
V13.1: Folder tree automatically expands over night - Help & Support - Directory Opus Resource Centre (dopus.com)

Hitting F5 still expands the folder tree.

This does not happen with V12.

It would be great if this could be fixed. Again: I'm very sorry for posting this again as a new topic.

I don't know why the folder tree sometimes expands automatically. But F5 will always expand it. So fixing the F5 behavior would maybe also fix the "automatic expanding issue".

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Curious, what is F5 mapped to in your DOpus configuration? Here's mine for reference:

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My configuration looks exactly the same.

4

The next beta (13.5.2) will hopefully improve this.

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Thanks a lot for looking into this issue.

F5 now simulates the behavior that is similar to closing and reopening DOpus: The folder tree colapses and only the actual folder unfolds.

Before hitting F5:
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After hitting F5:
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This behavior is indeed an improvement over the previous "expanding all folders".

However: Best solution would be the way DOpus 12 did it. Hitting F5 in DOpus 12 just updated the view of the actual folder contend. The folder tree remained unchanged.

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By default, F5 runs Go REFRESH=source, which doesn't collapse other tree branches here at least. (Even if Preferences / Folder Tree / Expand/Collapse / Collapse non-selected branches is on.)

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F5 is set as shown in your screenshot.

Settings are as follows:
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F5 is collapsing everything without the actual folder of the actual lister.

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Ah, it's happening because "Don't populate contents" is selected. I've made a note to look at why refreshing affects the tree in that state, but if you choose the default "Populate contents for local devices only" the problem should go away.

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Thanks a lot for looking into it. I always use "Don't populate contents" as this keeps the folder tree clear and lets me switch fast between the folders I've visited recently.