When viewing a folder externally created hidden files are shown

[rasmus91]

What Happened?

I opened files, then my terminal, and just wrote: clear in zsh. This caused a .zsh_history.LOCK file to appear in the files view.

If F5 is hit to refresh after, the fiels does as its supposed to

Steps to Reproduce

1. Opened files, leave it on the home folder
2. Opened terminal (zsh) and type clear
3. the .zsh_history.LOCK file appeard in the files view where its set to not show hidden files.

Expected Behavior

I would expect files to not show hidden files when set to not show hidden files

OS Version

7.x (Horus)

Software Version

Latest release (I have run all updates)

Log Output

No response

Hardware Info

No response

[jeremypw]

I could not reproduce this (in latest master) by using the command touch .zsh_history.LOCK instead of clear as I use bash. Does it only happen for you with zsh or with all externally created hidden files?

[rasmus91]

No idea. I'll check when i get the opportunity.

[janxkoci]

I can reproduce it by just editing some text file in Code - it creates hidden tempfiles (dotfiles) in the same directory, but they are visible in Files. The files disappear when I flip the "show hidden" switch on-and-off-again in the cog menu. I almost reported the wrong bug to Code repo, but then after flipping the switch I realized the problem might rather be here.

PS: I forgot I made a screenshot for the other issue report:

[rasmus91]

I could not reproduce this (in latest master) by using the command touch .zsh_history.LOCK instead of clear as I use bash. Does it only happen for you with zsh or with all externally created hidden files?

I can reproduce it by just editing some text file in Code - it creates hidden tempfiles (dotfiles) in the same directory, but they are visible in Files

I guess I don't need to check further?

[jeremypw]

OK, I can confirm the Code temp file issue when using the most recent stable ISO. I'll check again using Files compiled from latest source.