after an initial load of file X, a sub-sequent load of the same file but with shorter content caused parts of the previous file to be kept
For example, a file loaded with content "abcdef", and loaded again with "123" would have content as "123def" as previous file content was not truncated.
after an initial load of file X, a sub-sequent load of the same file but with shorter content caused parts of the previous file to be kept
For example, a file loaded with content "abcdef", and loaded again with "123" would have content as "123def" as previous file content was not truncated.