fix(fs_scan): ensure parents of all expanded nodes are also scanned #1393
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On refresh a list of expanded nodes is gathered to decide what paths to scan. However, when an expanded node lives inside a closed parent node, parent node's number of children will be wrong. This results in unexpected behavior with `group_with_dirs`, so this fix ensures that all parent nodes are scanned.
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On refresh a list of expanded nodes is gathered to decide what paths to scan. However, when an expanded node lives inside a closed parent node, parent node's number of children will be wrong.
This results in unexpected behavior with
group_with_dirs, so this fix ensures that all parent nodes are scanned.For more detailed explanation with screenshots please read: #833.
Fixes: #833