Profile import fails on macOS in 32.2.2: profile name parsed as empty, files copied to profiles root ("File exists" error)

Operating System Info

macOS 26

Other OS

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OBS Studio Version

32.2.2

OBS Studio Version (Other)

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OBS Studio Log URL

https://obsproject.com/logs/D9qeYx8O2TcQ1H8Y

OBS Studio Crash Log URL

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Expected Behavior

Importing a profile via Profile → Import should read the profile name from [General] Name= in basic.ini, create a subfolder in basic/profiles/, and copy the profile files into it.

Current Behavior

The profile name is parsed as an empty string, so OBS does not create a subfolder and copies the profile files directly into the root of basic/profiles/. On a second import attempt it fails with:

warning: Failed to copy import file 'basic.ini' for profile '':
filesystem error: in copy_file: File exists ["/Users/[user]/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/basic/profiles/basic.in

Steps to Reproduce

1. In OBS 32.2.2 on macOS, create a new profile (e.g. "Testprofile").
2. Export it via Profile → Export to any folder (e.g. ~/Downloads/).
3. Delete "Testprofile" via Profile → Remove.
4. Import that same folder via Profile → Import.
5. Observe that no subfolder is created in basic/profiles/ — the profile files are copied into the profiles root instead, and the imported profile does not appear in the Profile menu.
6. Repeat the import: OBS logs the "File exists" warning above with an empty profile name.

Anything else we should know?

Manually copying the exported folder into basic/profiles// works fine — the profile loads normally, so the exported data itself is not corrupted. Only the import routine is affected.
The issue appeared for me in 32.2.2; import worked in earlier versions.

Start by reproducing the failure with Profile → Import using an exported folder containing basic.ini, then inspect the import path that reads its [General] Name= value. Done means the imported profile appears under the original name in basic/profiles//, and a repeated import no longer copies into the profiles root or reports an empty-name File exists error.