[BUG] If a folder which is to be extracted already exists, the number appended to the folder name starts at 3, not 2

[OnesuchDev]

Configuration

• Keka version: 1.4.4
• macOS version: 14.7 (23H124)

Describe the bug

If a folder which is to be extracted already exists, the number appended to the folder name starts at 3, not 2.
This was working correctly quite a while ago, but I'm not sure exactly what version of Keka broke it.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Extract an archive which creates a folder, say, "folder"
2. Extract the same archive again to the same folder
3. Observe that the resulting folder is named "folder 3" instead of "folder 2"

Expected behavior

The resulting folder is named "folder 2".

Additional context

Keka has Full Disk Access permissions.

[aonez]

Thanks @OnesuchDev. Checked this out and turns out it's like this since v1.3.0 (06/2023), worked properly in v1.2.61. The bug was introduced since there was a redesign of the naming code in this v1.3.0 change:

• Enhanced extraction naming with multiple extensions

Sadly just released v1.4.5 so this fix will be available in a few weeks since it is not critical.

But already published a fixed build that you can use as your daily driver:
https://d.keka.io/test/Keka-v1.4.6.r5512

[OnesuchDev]

Thank you for fixing this so quickly! I just installed the test build and it fixes the issue.

[aonez]

v1.4.7 is public now. Thanks again @OnesuchDev.