1) the file was reloaded because you told it to (did you accidentally press reload instead of save, I have done that on occasion) 2) as the message says, the state before the reload is saved in the edit history, unlike most other editors that just discard everything on reload, so since its an unusual capability, the first time you do reload you get this message explaining that you can undo the reload 3) since saving the previous state could be expensive in memory if you are reloading often (eg a log file) you have the option to disable this feature by selecting the "Discard History" button 4) so you don't think that decision is final it is noted that you can change the decision in the preferences at any time
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