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When using 1.10.1 if your cloudinary path is a sub folder, it will fail not sync the folder. (Note my cloudinary instance is using fixed folder mode, not sure if that matters).
Issue Type (Can be multiple)
Build - Cannot install or import the SDK
Performance - Performance issues
Behaviour - Functions are not working as expected (such as generate URL)
Documentation - Inconsistency between the docs and behaviour
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Steps to reproduce
Run something like : cld sync --pull . "My Root Folder/Sub Folder 1" . It will report it fails to find any items in the cloudinary folder. I Rolled back to version 1.10.0 and then it successfully finds the files in the folder.
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Environment and Frameworks (fill in the version numbers)
Cloudinary CLI version - 1.10.1
Cloudinary Python SDK version - 1.40.0
Python Version - 3.12.4
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Describe the bug in a sentence or two.
When using
1.10.1
if your cloudinary path is a sub folder, it will fail not sync the folder. (Note my cloudinary instance is using fixed folder mode, not sure if that matters).Issue Type (Can be multiple)
Steps to reproduce
Run something like :
cld sync --pull . "My Root Folder/Sub Folder 1"
. It will report it fails to find any items in the cloudinary folder. I Rolled back to version1.10.0
and then it successfully finds the files in the folder.Operating System
Environment and Frameworks (fill in the version numbers)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: