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Bolt does not ignore editor backup files. #191
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KedneckInc
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Bolt does not update modified tasks
Bolt does not ignore editor backup files.
Dec 11, 2017
In what sense does it not ignore them? When looking for task implementations? i.e. you have |
Exactly.
The .sh~ version of the file is the one that gets executed, so the changes
you keep making to the .sh version are never run. It is very frustrating
until you finally notice that the file being executed has a tilde appended
to the name.
Bolt really should ignore standard editor backup files, and it doesn't.
…On Dec 18, 2017 4:38 PM, "Michael Smith" ***@***.***> wrote:
In what sense does it not ignore them? When looking for task
implementations? i.e. you have module/tasks/foo.sh and
module/tasks/foo.sh~?
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For reference this is tracked in jira as BOLT-246 |
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When an editor, like Emacs, leaves a backup file in the directory, Bolt should ignore it.
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