[dolphin] [Bug 500614] Dolphin encounters infinite folder loop when embedded terminal is on

TraceyC <[email protected]>
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500614

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--- Comment #6 from TraceyC <[email protected]> ---
I tested on Dolphin built with git-master, the user account has zsh set as the
login shell

First, I notice a related bug in the video at 40 seconds that I'm able to
replicate, with zsh or bash:
- After double clicking the symlink on the Desktop, the terminal shows these
directory changes (the left side is the cwd, the right is the command, as seen
in the prompt):

~/Desktop/test  >  cd /
/   >  cd /home/hitgub/Desktop/test
~/Desktop/test  >  cd /home/hitgub/test
~/test  >  cd /home/hitgub/Desktop/test
~/Desktop/test >

The directory I expect to wind up in is ~/test, since that's what I created the
link to. It does show the contents of the target folder correctly.
Also, notice the back and forth.

Second, I tested the loop bug with zsh -  I was not able to reproduce this
Note: In the video, when the user double clicks the "sub" folder, the terminal
shows the wrong path, still, as ~/Desktop/test/sub rather than ~/test/sub
At the end of the video, a new tab is opened and the terminal path is looping
between ~/Desktop/test and $/Desktop/test/sub - this I am not able to
reproduce. However, there is a bug here as well
- The new tab shows the folder "test" but the terminal pane shows a different
directory ~/Desktop/test/sub

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