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AHK-Studio not always showing file in it's true state #77
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Please let me know when you can repro and not think but know. |
I believe I am having the same issue as described here. However for me it is very consistent, deleting does not flag a file as updated for me. Saving (Ctrl-S) doesn't save the deletion, and the only way to get AHK Studio to show the deleted text again is to restart it. I noticed the issue when I went to make the Run (Alt-E) command fail on purpose, but then deleted the offensive text and re-ran and got the same error claiming specifically the just deleted text. I am using version 1.003.13, I've only tweaked theme settings, and added 'this' to the builtins. |
AHK Studio V 1.003.16 Here is a consistent reproduction. Run by Alt-R. Backspaced to remove 'code error' and reran by Alt-R. Without the tooltip so you can see the complete contents. Workaround: |
I think this has been fixed in the latest Version. |
Much better in 1.003.17, but still occasionally still experiencing the issue. Can't yet narrow it down to a repeatable scenario. |
I had a number of instances last night where Studio was showing the file as being in one state, but my GitHub client was showing it in a different state.
In all cases, there was a line in the file which I had deleted in Studio and hit Save, but the save was not written to disk and Studio was erroneously showing the file without the line.
Closing Studio and re-opening showed the line again.
I think this is related to debugging. If memory serves correctly, it was generally happening on the line after a breakpoint.
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