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Type of installed package (Snap, AppImage, deb, rpm, pacman): AUR
Bug description
Exporting a frame or object with a / in its name should create a folder structure treating the name as a path. Instead, it converts the /es to -s.
This is a recent change (a couple of weeks or so). Before this standard Figma feature has always worked from within figma-linux.
This feature also still works on the web.
This change also seems to affect the overwrite check triggered when exporting some file that already exists through figma-linux. In this dialog it still retains the /, but under the hood it actually checks the hyphenated version of the flat filename and notifies the user if it already exists.
Screenshots
In this demo file created to test this issue there is only one frame called a/b/c.
The export button even shows the export target as c.png:
When exported it outputs a-b-c.png in the export directory:
When trying to export while a-b-c.png still exists, it raises the overwrite alert as such:
It works fine when exported from the web, packaged inside a zip archive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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:Bug description
Exporting a frame or object with a
/
in its name should create a folder structure treating the name as a path. Instead, it converts the/
es to-
s.This is a recent change (a couple of weeks or so). Before this standard Figma feature has always worked from within
figma-linux
.This feature also still works on the web.
This change also seems to affect the overwrite check triggered when exporting some file that already exists through
figma-linux
. In this dialog it still retains the/
, but under the hood it actually checks the hyphenated version of the flat filename and notifies the user if it already exists.Screenshots
In this demo file created to test this issue there is only one frame called
a/b/c
.The export button even shows the export target as
c.png
:When exported it outputs
a-b-c.png
in the export directory:When trying to export while
a-b-c.png
still exists, it raises the overwrite alert as such:It works fine when exported from the web, packaged inside a zip archive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: