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I'm using OpenSCAD Version 2021.01-6 on Arch Linux.
When I have a long editing session, OpenSCAD sometimes switches to Ctrl-Z undoing multiple changes. "switches to" means that once it has started, it only returns to normal when I close and reopen OpenSCAD.
It looks like the point where Ctrl-Z returns to is always the same within one session. This means that no state between that one and the latest one can be restored. This is especially bad when I want to undo a deletion.
I'm using OpenSCAD Version 2021.01-6 on Arch Linux.
When I have a long editing session, OpenSCAD sometimes switches to Ctrl-Z undoing multiple changes. "switches to" means that once it has started, it only returns to normal when I close and reopen OpenSCAD.
It looks like the point where Ctrl-Z returns to is always the same within one session. This means that no state between that one and the latest one can be restored. This is especially bad when I want to undo a deletion.
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