URGENT: where are my trashed files (after 'gio trash' command)?

[MarkCockram]

I was trying to learn a bit about the “gio trash” command and here is a summarized replay of the issue:

 mark@mark-pc:~/Scripts$ gio trash --list
gio: trash:: Operation not supported
 mark@mark-pc:~/Scripts$ gio trash --list .

So now my Scripts directory has been trashed (I hope)
Since gio trash --list does not work, I’ve looked in ~/.local/share/Trash/files but the files are not there!
The files do show up in “trash-list”

mark@mark-pc:~$ gio trash --restore /home/mark/Scripts/equalizeaudio_fix
gio: file:///home/mark/Scripts/equalizeaudio_fix: Location given doesn't start with trash:///
mark@mark-pc:~$ gio trash --restore trash:///home/mark/Scripts/equalizeaudio_fix
gio: trash:///home/mark/Scripts/equalizeaudio_fix: Operation not supported

How do I restore these files? Where are they?

[Sid]

Works fine for me. Please specify distro and Gio version.

$ gio --version
2.84.3

$ gio trash --list
trash:///test	/home/sid/test

$ ls -1 /home/sid/test
ls: cannot access '/home/sid/test': No such file or directory

$ gio trash --restore trash:///test

$ ls -1 /home/sid/test
file1
file2

[MarkCockram]

The issue was that I did it in VSCode terminal. The files were in some dir other than the standard dir and the restore and list function did not work.

I don’t know if it’s gio or vscode that has this “feature” but vscode and gio combined have a bug.

[Sid]

Works fine for me in VsCode terminal. Again, please specify distro and Gio version.

[MarkCockram]

Issue not present in cursor. Not gio bug

Closing issue