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Thanks, indeed with nano I can reproduce this. One way to check how the editor behaves is to run ls -li run.sh before and after editing the script. The f

Thanks, indeed with nano I can reproduce this. One way to check how the editor behaves is to run ls -li run.sh before and after editing the script. The first number in the output is the inode of the file; if it stays the same then the file was overwritten.

michaelmrose 6y ago
it changes under both emacs and vim but not under nano. Neither vim nor emacs is overwriting it in place but both show the bad behavior on my end.