Command-up leaves the sub-folder highlighted

[raestanton]

I'm using 1.8.7 and the command-up keyboard shortcut now leaves the sub-folder (the one you've just exited) as the active folder.  For example, in DualBrowse if I've transferred some files from /www/images/ then command-up back to /www/ to transfer some files there, they would end up in the /www/images/ folder.

I'm pretty sure this didn't happen in the previous version I was using, the parent folder would be the active folder.

Is there any way to change this behaviour?

[JD]

This behaviour is the same as the Finder, and it was requested by users that Yummy behaves the same.

It's been in Yummy for a few versions now, so it isn't a 1.8.7 change.

There isn't a way to turn it off.

Is it causing you a problem?

[raestanton]

I had quite an old version on my previous mac, so it's new for me! Consider this (using DualBrowse):

If I have 2 files to update on a site, one in /www/images/ and one in /www/, I cmd-down to /www/images/ and transfer the first file, then cmd-up back to /www/ and in my old version I could then transfer the second file without having to do anything in the remote window.

Now, after I cmd-up back to /www/ I have to first go to the remote window and move the highlight *off* the sub folder, THEN go back to the local window and transfer the file

an extra step that I find moderately annoying!  (And before you suggest I could transfer the /www/ file before the /www/images/ file, well yes i could, but it just doesn't always happen that way!)