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[Robert Schroll <rschroll@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 1:54 AM, Robert Schroll <rschroll@xxxxxxxxx> 
wrote:
> 1) The content seems to be silently dropped if there's already a file 
> with the same name in the destination folder.  It doesn't seem to 
> check whether the files are the same; it just drops the file being 
> imported and returns the path of the existing file.  Is this by 
> design, or is it a bug?  (For my purposes, this is probably okay -- I 
> don't expect duplicate file names.  But other use cases may find this 
> very surprising!)
>
> 2) If I request ContentType.All, the content gets put in the 
> HubIncoming cache, instead of in the .local/share.  Again, is this on 
> purpose or a bug?
>
> 3) Does the content hub provide a way to delete imported content that 
> I don't want?  Since there's no guarantee that the type of imported 
> content is what you requested, I'll have to check it, and it doesn't 
> make sense to keep around copies of files I can't read.  Obviously I 
> can write a C++ plugin to delete these, but it'd be handy to be able 
> to do it from the ContentItem.
>
> 4) Things are broken if I request ContentType.EBooks.  If I request 
> it from the default peer, I just see the ContentHint spin until I hit 
> cancel.  If I use a PeerPicker, it tells me there aren't any apps 
> that can provide this content type.  I would have expected the File 
> Manager to act as a fallback provider for all types.  (After all, 
> it's perfectly happy to give me an epub file when I request any other 
> content type.)

5) How do you set the ContentStore for a push import (that is, when 
another program selects your as the recipient of its export).  The 
example code shows you hooking up to a ContentHub signal, but I don't 
see any place to set the ContentStore.

Thanks,
Robert