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Grégory Joseph commented on MGNLWEBDAV-22:
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For the most part, this is simply due to files/directories that Dashcode
attempts to create on the filesystem and are not allowed by the webdav module;
allowing "all" files would create garbage in the repository. Not sure how to
get about this. Maybe there's a dashcode-specific configuration to have it
store its stuff elsewhere. Otoh, I'd argue that Dashcode isn't the tool you
want to use to edit your Magnolia css files; it's probably mapped to css by
default on your machine because either it's the last css editor you installed,
.. or the only one that took over the file association.
> css files on osx get opened by Dashcode but cannot be saved
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> Key: MGNLWEBDAV-22
> URL: http://jira.magnolia-cms.com/browse/MGNLWEBDAV-22
> Project: Magnolia WebDAV Module
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: OSX
> Reporter: Boris Kraft
> Assignee: Jan Haderka
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> css files are associated with Dashcode on my machine (no idea why) - double
> clicking them will open Dashcode, and I can edit but not save the files.
> Dashcode says: The document "styles.css" could not be saved. The file does
> not exist.
> Console says: webdavfs_agent[15987]: unexpected statusCode 500
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