If you run sed to edit a file, the generated sed files are still visible in Caja. You cannot open these files since they do no exist: When I hit Ctrl+R they disappear.
Screenshots after I've runned sed 4 times to edit a file:
Case 2: Update number of directory items in caja when their content is changed outside caja
Expected behaviour
The "Size" column value should be updated to "1 item"
Actual behaviour
~/randomfile is displayed
For ~/testdir/testfile: the "Size" column value is not updated to "1 item"
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Create directory with caja (in this example ~/testdir/). Observe the "Size" column value for the directory: "0 items"
Case 1: Temporary files are not removed
If you run
sedto edit a file, the generated sed files are still visible in Caja. You cannot open these files since they do no exist: When I hit Ctrl+R they disappear.Screenshots after I've runned sed 4 times to edit a file:
Case 2: Update number of directory items in caja when their content is changed outside caja
Expected behaviour
The "Size" column value should be updated to "1 item"
Actual behaviour
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
MATE general version
ubuntu-mate-core_1.290_amd64.deb
Package version
caja_1.26.1-1_amd64.deb
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu 22.04, and Ubuntu 23.04