`geany 2.0 (built on Oct 23 2023 with GTK 3.24.38, GLib 2.78.0)`
`6.6.9-arch1-1`
I use geany for writing python scripts. During development I'll run the file
through Geany's run function.
To run from the command line I'll set the x bit
chmod +x test.py
It will run.
If I make a change to that file through Geany. The executable bit is removed.
Watching the directory for gremlins I notice that geany (I assume) is writing
to a temp file with a UID suffix. For example `test.py.A543B`
When I next try to run `test.py` I need to reset the permissions.
Is it just me?
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