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🔔 @biknandy you might want to have a look.
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This is by design as if you're editing a very large note and hit back by accident, it makes sense to save what you have (almost like autosave)
I can change it to not do this for just the title though
@biknandy Hi! There is a suggestion to create a copy of the file and edit it until the note is saved)
You can also add support for Form Draft. I think, under the hood, raycast will save intermediate changes in some temporary files. In this case, you won't have to create your own draft logic.
Ah yea I can maybe draft the current state as a new note. On save of that draft it can replace the current. Form draft won't work for this app (I tried it) due to the complexity of the file saving.
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Extension
https://www.raycast.com/biknandy/quick-notes
Raycast Version
1.73.2
macOS Version
15.2
Description
When I want to edit a note and go back without clicking the Save Note button, my intermediate changes are already saved.
This doesn't seem entirely logical.
Steps To Reproduce
Current Behaviour
Changed title
Expected Behaviour
Origin title