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fix: trash.cmd defaults to 'trash' on macos #2336
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fix: trash.cmd defaults to 'trash' on macos
alex-courtis 340de5e
Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into 1366-macos-trash
alex-courtis fdcd030
fix: macOS and windows default trash commands, allow trash on all OS
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Merge branch 'master' into 1366-macos-trash
alex-courtis c7db901
fix: windows default trash command doc
alex-courtis 04ea706
fix: trash.cmd message
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Shouldn't that be
gio trash
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This is where I get confused. I was under the impression that gio would put the files in
~/.local/share/Trash/files
which is not recognised by macos.Perhaps we should just update the doc, removing "Trash is unavailable" and noting the available homebrew options for macos users.
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I think it might be time for me to use https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX
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Here, we found that neither
trash
norgio
comes preinstalled on macOS so it's best to do what you said, which is to warn the users thatD
is not available unless you installtrash
from homebrew. We shouldn't usegio trash
on macOS as it moves the file to a different location than~/.Trash
which is where the Bin icon is pointing to.