Library source file path is wrong

I have created a fla to hold all the graphic elements of a
project. When I add one of these elements to a different fla I set
it to update on publish so if I make a change to the original it
applies automatically. The problem is when I tell it to update, it
can't find the original. If I look at what flash set the relative
path to the source document as it say "./uiAssets.fla" when it
should be "../uiAssets.fla" because they aren't in the same folder.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

did you by any chance, make a new folder, or move the folder,
or place the original folder into another folder? this will cause
the path to change and flash wont be able to find it until you
update to the new path.
Just a guess :)

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