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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
The question is: why would you do something like that?
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To make a test file.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Sorry, but protecting a user from every single way they could possibly manage to break their own epub
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No one is asking you to stop people shooting themselves in the foot.
The issue is about how Sigil deals with epub files that have such problems already.
If the manifest does not match what is actually in the archive, then I think most people would like to know that, rather than having files silently deleted.
It could just give a warning that the named files will be deleted on saving. Or even give an option to add them to the manifest as if they had been imported normally.