When I close a file, then modify it outside of Librera (e.g., rebuild it using pdflatex), sometimes a cached version shows up when I open it again (strangely, sometimes it opens the new one). My workaround is to delete the file inside Librera's directory view. It would be nice if Librera hooked filesystem changes so I could just close and reopen it.
If this is possible, it would also be nice if Librera would autoreload and redisplay the file on change even if the file is open on the screen. Or possibly open a dialog that says "the file has changed, would you like to reload? y/n"
When I close a file, then modify it outside of Librera (e.g., rebuild it using pdflatex), sometimes a cached version shows up when I open it again (strangely, sometimes it opens the new one). My workaround is to delete the file inside Librera's directory view. It would be nice if Librera hooked filesystem changes so I could just close and reopen it.
If this is possible, it would also be nice if Librera would autoreload and redisplay the file on change even if the file is open on the screen. Or possibly open a dialog that says "the file has changed, would you like to reload? y/n"