gopass mv foo bar/ ignores the trailing slash if bar directory doesn't exist yet

[jamielinux]

$ gopass --version
gopass 1.15.15 go1.23.3 linux amd64

Expected behavior

Let's say I want to move secret foo into a subdir so that it's located at bar/foo instead.

The following works:

$ gopass mv foo bar/foo
$ gopass find bar
bar/foo

The following also works if bar directory already exists:

$ gopass mv foo bar/
$ gopass find bar
bar/foo

Actual behavior

If bar directory doesn't exist yet, foo is moved to a file called bar even though we put a trailing slash:

$ gopass mv foo bar/
$ gopass find bar
bar

This happens on both the CLI and the REPL. Seems the trailing slash is just ignored.

Discussion

The behavior of pass is to always create the directory if there's a trailing slash. I feel like this would be better behavior for gopass too, what do you think?

[dominikschulz]

The behavior of pass is to always create the directory if there's a trailing slash. I feel like this would be better behavior for gopass too

Yes, I agree. We should fix this.