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Reply to Fileprovider Recycle Bin recovery does not trigger the create event, and dataless files should not be moved to the Recycle Bin
I am currently encountering a problem: during the process of uploading a large file, I have moved the file that was not successfully uploaded to the trash can. These two operations have been tested to be serial (triggering the 'create Item' callback first, followed by the 'modify Item' callback), which means that the file must be uploaded before it can be moved to the recycle bin (which can also result in the file being stored in the cloud recycle bin). I want to implement: directly interrupt this upload process and then do not complete the upload. How can I achieve this? Please help me. Thank you
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
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Reply to Skip FileProvider folders without metadata
please help me,thanks!May I ask how to detect it on the macOS platform? I have tried but cannot determine if it is a dataless file because I want to use a fileprovider on the macOS platform to implement a function: only grant allowsTracing permission to downloaded files. If it is a dataless file, do not grant allowsTracing permission, but the system will automatically drain and clear the content. How to detect this (and how to determine if a file is a dataless file)
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
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Reply to TN3150: Getting ready for dataless files
May I ask how to detect it on the macOS platform? I have tried but cannot determine if it is a dataless file because I want to use a fileprovider on the macOS platform to implement a function: only grant allowsTracing permission to downloaded files. If it is a dataless file, do not grant allowsTracing permission, but the system will automatically drain and clear the content. How to detect this and how to determine if a file is a dataless file
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
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