Re: bug in copy-directory

[Chong Yidong]

Michael Albinus <address@hidden> writes:

> Now it is even worse. Going to the initial test case:
>
> - Create directory /tmp/test
> - Create directory /tmp/test/test
> - Create file /tmp/test/a
> - Create file /tmp/test/test/b
> - Apply (copy-directory "/tmp/test" "~/")
>
> You get "~/a", "~/test" and "~/test/b".

I asumme that, by (copy-directory "/tmp/test" "~/"), you mean
M-: (copy-directory "/tmp/test" "~/") RET.

The behavior for that is the same as on 23.2.  If you want to copy into
a subdirectory in ~/, give it a non-nil copy-as-subdir arg.