folder replace is weird, something changed, but something remain.

[readingsnail]

• VSCode Version: 1.33.1
• OS Version: macOS 10.14.4

Steps to Reproduce:

1. replace from } > ]

after replace, replace is leave remains

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/No
yes

Testing File -
trans.zip

[sandy081]

@readingsnail Tried your sample and it replaced correctly.

Am I missing anything here?

[readingsnail]

so in my case, for example,
} > ]

ip_generic_6_b_tooltip:0 "Every City in the #Y Province of [SCOPE.sP('ip_generic_6_province').GetState.GetShortName } #! receives the following modifier:"

so that's reason, i put the correct replaced(first one), but someone } is remained.

[sandy081]

I can reproduce it now. Here are the steps I followed

• Used the attached zip
• Opened VS Code on that zip
• Do Search and Replace with } with ]
• Everything is good
• Do Search and Replace with ] with } (reverse of what you did before)
  🐛 Not all files in the result are replaced. There is following error in console

ERR Error: Overlapping ranges are not allowed!
    at PieceTreeTextBuffer.applyEdits (pieceTreeTextBuffer.js:163)
    at TextModel._applyEdits (textModel.js:1009)
    at TextModel.applyEdits (textModel.js:967)
    at EditStack.pushEditOperation (editStack.js:109)
    at TextModel._pushEditOperations (textModel.js:961)
    at TextModel.pushEditOperations (textModel.js:886)
    at ModelEditTask.apply (bulkEditService.js:82)
    at BulkEditModel.apply (bulkEditService.js:173)
    at BulkEdit.<anonymous> (bulkEditService.js:304)
    at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
    at fulfilled (bulkEditService.js:16)

[sandy081]

@rebornix @alexandrudima When can this error occur?

[alexdima]

@sandy081 This happens for the file rel_flavor_l_english_ko.properties

Somebody asks to replace overlapping edits. Of the 436 edits in that file, two edits are identical... the edit to replace [356,556 - 356,557] is twice in the edits list.

[sandy081]

/duplicate #66953

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