In the object listing view, "folders" have a trailing / like this
This also affects how these strings are sorted, like this:
In my opinion, on the web UI the trailing slash should just be a visual artifact and not included in the sorting process. e.g. it should be rendered as
However, I recognize that this would result in the web UI showing an order inconsistent with underlying storage and what programmatic access would show you. A counterpoint to that would be that the web UI is already presenting a "folder explorer"-style experience for convenience, and this is an extension of that. Also, the UI already has convenient folder/file icons for differentiating between foo and foo/.
In the object listing view, "folders" have a trailing
/like thisThis also affects how these strings are sorted, like this:
In my opinion, on the web UI the trailing slash should just be a visual artifact and not included in the sorting process. e.g. it should be rendered as
However, I recognize that this would result in the web UI showing an order inconsistent with underlying storage and what programmatic access would show you. A counterpoint to that would be that the web UI is already presenting a "folder explorer"-style experience for convenience, and this is an extension of that. Also, the UI already has convenient folder/file icons for differentiating between
fooandfoo/.