https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439276
--- Comment #4 from David Hurka <david.hu...@mailbox.org> --- (In reply to tagwerk19 from comment #3) > (In reply to David Hurka from comment #0) > > There is a default list item for $HOME, which can not be removed, and works > > fine so far. > And you see an "indexed" button is on the right and you can turn off/turn > back on indexing for $HOME? Yes, that works. Except that this item duplicates itself, as reported in Bug 429910. > > At the bottom, there is a button “Add folder configuration...”. Clicking it > > does not add a list item, but instead opens a menu with two items > > “Start/Stop indexing a folder...”. This is clearly not what I expect from > > clicking a button labeled “Add [...]”. These items read like very unrelated > > actions. > So you are looking for options to add an exception, as it to avoid indexing > a subfolder under $HOME, or to ask that a separate folder is also indexed > (one not under $HOME) Yes. > > If I select one of these items, I get a dialog where I have to select an > > already existing directory. Why do I have to create new directories only to > > change a configuration? > > > > After selecting an existing directory, a list item is added. This list item > > can not be edited anymore. I can only remove it or toggle between “Indexed” > > and “Not indexed.” > > > > I would expect that clicking a “Add [...]” button or list item adds a list > > item to the list, which can be optionally configured. It may directly open a > > dialog to configure it, but it shouldn’t show an unrelated menu instead. > You'd prefer that "Add folder configuration" would include a new folder to > the list without a second dialog. The folder would (probably) show the > "inherited" index state (some looking up the folder tree required) and you'd > toggle this via the on the right hand drop down menu? Yes, I would prefer that. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
