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Check to ZlpFileInfo.Exists inaccurately shows "TRUE"
See original GitHub issueWe have a process that checks whether a file exists or not and does something based on this check. The ZlpFileInfo inaccurately states the file exists when it does not:
\\{LONG_NETWORK_PATH\~$HIDDEN_EXCEL_FILE_LOCK.xlsm
For example:
\\xyz.com\dfsroot-us\shared\G\PMOutput\Mont\F\~$F_vPrd.xlsm
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?? network share might have “Cacheable” items on, so returns true until actual existence is tested via an open.
System.IO.FileInfo functions the same as ZlpFileInfo.