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Am I doing something wrong? There doesn't seem to be a way to rename or copy a file to a new name.
I've tried the following:
dbxcli cp x.txt test/y.txt
dbxcli mv x.txt y.txt
Both end up with a folder (/test/y.txt or /y.txt respectively) with x.txt inside it.
I'd settle for a 'ren' command, but I'd like to see support with cp and mv commands.
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@markdomansky thanks for the report. Let me dig into this and get back to you. Might just be a matter of improving documentation and providing some more examples.
@markdomansky both cp and mv should work for your use-case. For instance, assuming you have a file x.txt and a folder test in your Dropbox, the following should work (I tested in my Dropbox):
$ dbxcli cp x.txt test // will leave a copy of x.txt in the root
$ dbxcli mv x.txt test // will move x.txt
Am I doing something wrong? There doesn't seem to be a way to rename or copy a file to a new name.
I've tried the following:
dbxcli cp x.txt test/y.txt
dbxcli mv x.txt y.txt
Both end up with a folder (/test/y.txt or /y.txt respectively) with x.txt inside it.
I'd settle for a 'ren' command, but I'd like to see support with cp and mv commands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: