"Copy .torrent files to folder" option broken?

[jdelphiki99]

The Short of it:
qbittorrent (windows 7) is set to download files to D:/Downloads and copy .torrent files to D:/Downloads/Torrents. D:/Downloads is set as a watchd folder. When I download a torrent (with firefox), whether I use 'open with qbittorrent' or save it to the downloads folder, the file goes to the right place, but the .torrent file appears to be deleted, rather than moved to D:/Downloads/Torrents. When I download the .torrent to a different folder and manually add it, the .torrent file remains in the location I downloaded it to, rather than being placed in D:/Downloads/Torrents.
Is this a bug or am I missing something? How can I get qbittorrent to move the .torrent files to the D:/Downloads/Torrents folder?

The Background:
I am dual booting windows and linux, and I'm sharing data between them on a seperate partition (which windows calls D:). In Windows my User/Downloads folder is on the D drive (along with My Documents, Pictures, etc.), and in linux my /home/user/downloads (and all the others) are bound to the same folder.  I use qbittorrent in both OSes. Since I'm an ethical person, I like to seed files in addition to leeching. I'd like to be able to seed all the files that I've torrented from either OS, regardless of which OS I originally downloaded them in.

Here was my idea: it is my (confirmed) understanding that when you download a .torrent file to a watched folder, it will download the file to your set download location, unless the 'download here' checkbox is unchecked. So I thought that, in both OSes, I would copy torrent files to the D:/Downloads/Torrents/ folder AND watch that folder. So when I boot into Windows after torrenting a file in linux, qbittorrent-win will check my D:/Downloads/Torrents folder, see the torrent file, add it, and begin seeding.

Unfortunately, my .torrent files aren't copying to that folder, so I'm out of luck at the moment. Any thoughts?

[sledgehammer_999]

Probably a bug. Please open a bug report at bugs.qbittorrent.org so I can track this. Otherwise, I'll forget about it.

So when I boot into Windows after torrenting a file in linux, qbittorrent-win will check my D:/Downloads/Torrents folder, see the torrent file, add it, and begin seeding.

But you haven't set D:/Downloads/Torrents as a watched folder... qbittorrent will not pick up those torrents. Also you'll probably need to hash recheck too when switching OSes...

[jdelphiki99]

[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
But you haven't set D:/Downloads/Torrents as a watched folder... qbittorrent will not pick up those torrents. Also you'll probably need to hash recheck too when switching OSes...
[/quote]

I have set the folder to watched. I get the same results when it's not watched, though; I figured it was extraneous information. Filing a bug report now.

[jdelphiki99]

Done. issue 912.

[jdelphiki99]

After some little playing around with it, I realized the cause of the bug is that the D:/Downloads/Torrents folder is ALSO watched. If I do not watch that folder, the .torrent files are correctly copied into that folder.