Mingshen SunandClaude Opus 5 6b4f223bf7 show symbolic links under their own name (fix #699) ...

Building the Core Data tree resolved every enumerated file URL, so a
symbolic link ended up with the name and the path of its target. pass
uses symbolic links to share one password between several entries, and
those entries were all displayed -- and matched for autofill -- under the
target's name.

Take the name and the path from the link itself and only the type from
the target, since isDirectoryKey does not follow links. Directories are
now enumerated through their resolved URL so that symbolically linked
directories are still traversed, under their own path. Paths are built
from the parent entity instead of by slicing the resolved absolute path,
which only worked because resolvingSymlinksInPath() also strips a leading
/private. The resolved paths of the ancestors are carried along so that a
link pointing back up the tree does not make the traversal loop forever.

The traversal queue is now a Deque from swift-collections, which is added
as a dependency and linked into passKit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-08-01 15:29:14 -07:00

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show symbolic links under their own name (fix #699)

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contents.xcworkspacedata

Move to Swift Package Manager disregarding Cocoapods (#496)

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