GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 761382
Request to 'reload' after the file
Last modified: 2020-11-06 20:22:02 UTC
This error is very similar to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=758567 but in my case, Ctrl-S does NOT seem to trigger the problem. I get the annoying 'The file on the disk is more recent...' if I just try to run the modified program, which triggers a save and a recompile automatically. Anyway, as the author of the other bug indicate, it's possible to simply ignore the error, but if some modifications were made to the source, and then 'Refresh' pressed, then those modifications _are_ lost. Note that this also is similar to a bug reported in version 2.1.1 (!) around 2008.
I have just tried but I don't get it. Do you get this every time and in all projects? I have tried with a newly created project, GTK in C.
It seems that it has been solved now. I'm now using the anjuta-master from just before you updated Scintilla (I'll test that version later). The original complaint was using the last stable version (3.18.0, from the webpage). I'd recommend doing a new official release...
Do you use GtkSourceView? I think it's linked to it. Moreover, there is no change in master compared to 3.18, except this bug #756426 but it is in 3.18.2. I think it could be linked to the speed of saving, so upgrading your computer could have fixed this too.
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