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It didn't work when I tried a few weeks ago. I am running on Linux.
by rogerbinns 14y ago
It didn't work when I tried a few weeks ago. I am running on Linux.
- psykotic 14y agoMy test just now was on Windows, but I use it regularly on Mac and Linux as well, and I'm pretty sure I would have noticed if it silently clobbered changes like that. You're sure you had unsaved changes to the Sublime buffer for the file when you conducted your test?
- thejosh 14y agoWorks fine on Linux/Windows when ever something changes on both..
- jiggy2011 14y agoWorks fine for me. Ubuntu 12.04 with an Ext4 filesystem. Perhaps you are using an unusual filesystem or working over the network?
- rogerbinns 14y agoI'm using btrfs. In any event it sounds like my test must have been flawed. Perhaps I didn't notice it doing an auto-reload. I don't know what mechanism SL uses. A lot of my current work is using sshfs with editing happening on Linux and the endpoint being MacOS. inotify won't work for that, but more paranoid and repeated stats will.
- CJefferson 14y agoSublime text will auto-reload a file which has changed if you have not edited it, without prompting. It only prompts if you have local changes.
- Funnnny 14y agoIt'll automatically reload if you don't have any unsaved changes, if you have, it will ask you to reload
- antihero 14y agoWorks fine for me, on Linux. Mine usually just changes it to the new contents without a modal, but Ctrl-Z can reverse.