Bug when adding audio, deleting it, and then adding it do a different field

[Expertium]

Bug when adding audio, deleting it, and then adding it do a different field

[Rascalov]

Thank you for the report!
Interesting, I did not have success in reproducing the bug. I attached a gif of the steps I took, let me know if that differs from how you came across this error.

I also tried deleting the media after and then previewing and adding the audio to a different card, but that also did not produce an error.
It could also be a windows specific error since Linux and Windows might have different rules for os.rename. I'll have to test it on a Windows machine at some point.

[Expertium]

Hm, strange. Either there is some other condition for this bug to appear, or this is Windows-specific, as you said.

[Rascalov]

I'm betting on windows-specific, doesn't mean I won't address it of course :3
Just to be safe, I assume you have been able to reproduce the bug with the steps that you outlined for me?

[Rascalov]

It seems I should have just looked up the method on the documentation
https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html#os.rename

On Windows, if dst exists a FileExistsError is always raised. The operation may fail if src and dst are on different filesystems.

so I should probably change it to os.replace() , which would silently overwrite the existing file (same behavior as Unix's os.rename())