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@Catfish_Man @uliwitness @quephird The URL-based APIs also supported file reference URLs:
https://forums.swift.org/t/get-folders-number-of-elements/30674/12
It’s just a shame we never got around to deprecating the path-based APIs. That’s a key component of this confusion.
IMPORTANT I want to stress that I wasn’t involved in making these decisions, I have just watched them go by over the years. I also wish there was clearer documentation about why Foundation/Apple went this route. I don’t think we ever documented this officially, but to understand this choice you have to look at the history of macOS. Traditional Mac OS did not use paths a lot. Rather, files were identified by an FSSpec [1] [2], which contains a volume identifier, a directory ID, and a name....
1. Tap and hold the address bar in Safari on iPhone.
2. Tap Copy.
3. Open a new tab.
4. Tap and hold the address bar.
Expected Results
Paste and Go menu item is visible.
Actual Results
Paste and Go menu item is absent.
This can’t be intentional, right? I feel like this used to work as expected.
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