Closed linusc-king closed 7 years ago
This is common to happen the first time you open a project. If you edit a file. Hit save. And then check sourcetree or similar you will find it has done some minor whitespace changes and maybe some formatting of old files that had the inline format from a editor 1 resource rename.
I tried saving all (since I can't use ctrl+s because of https://github.com/defold/editor2-issues/issues/151) but no files was saved because the was no change. The repo is unchanged although I have hundreds of changes in the editor.
It seems that the changes are virtual until a file is actively changed and saved. Thus, upon recommendation, I changed a file and saved all. After that I could see the changes in the branch as well. I would expect some kind of message explaining what happened though.
It would make sense if just doing "Save All" without editing an other file would write the changed files to disk.
It would make sense that the changes are shown when opening a file in the first place.
This report seems to be a feature request now.
See https://github.com/defold/editor2-issues/issues/277. Closing this report.
Expected behaviour
No files in the repo are changed when a project is opened. I would expect a file to be saved only upon actively saving it. If that is not possible, I would then like to be informed of any required changes that needs to take place in the project in order to be fully 'up to date' to the current version of the editor either upon editor startup or whenever the editor requires files to be changed.
Actual behaviour
A lot of files (if not all) are changed upon opening a project including lua- and script-files.
Defold version: 1.2.95 Defold sha: 7ca47a7f7aa0e4809e31ab2274fd1693a1fc5a7e Platform: Windows 7 6.1 (x86) Java version: 1.8.0_102-b14