Movie Player won't create Deleted Items folder

[prl]

If the default Movie Player (MEDIA) folder doesn't have a Deleted Items (.Trash in the file system) folder, then when a recording is deleted for the first time in the folder, you get an error popup, rather than the folder being created and the recording moved to it:

Cannot move to trash can
'Nonetype' object has no attribute 'endswith'
yes/no

If you answer yes, the recording is deleted immediately, if you answer no, the recording isn't deleted.

Reproduction steps

This assumes that the default movie location is the default setting: /media/hdd/movies

If you already have a Deleted Items entry in the Movie Player, exit Movie Player if you are in it and delete /media/hdd/movies/.Trash using either the File Commander or the commandline interface.

Create a test recording.

Enter the Movie Player (MEDIA). Press RED Delete on the test recording.

Produces the popup:

Cannot move to trash can
Nonetype object has no attribute 'endswith'
yes/no

[prl]

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[prl]

The bug can be worked around by using the File Commander or command-line interface to create a .Trash subfolder in the recording folder.

[Ian Brabham]

This is definitely a reversion. I explicitly tested this recently, within the last 5 or 6 weeks.

However I did not test doing the first delete ever on a disk from a subdirectory.

Also note there is only one trashcan per disk. Deleting recordings from sub-directories moves the recording to the disks trashcan. This also applies to networked access when the proper trashcan structure exists.

[prl]

Changed the Steps to reproduce considerably. The original steps made some incorrect assumptions about how the Delete Items folder works.

[prl]

The issue was updated with the following change(s):

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[Peter Urbanec]

The issue was updated with the following change(s):

• The status has been updated, from New to Implemented.

[Peter Urbanec]

The issue was updated with the following change(s):

• The status has been updated, from Implemented to Testing.

[Peter Urbanec]

The issue was updated with the following change(s):

• The status has been updated, from Testing to Closed.
• This issue has been closed
• This issue's progression has been updated to 100 percent completed.
• The resolution has been updated, from Not determined to Fixed.