Does it fix the problem to @ignore somewhere as an ancestor of the clone?
Cheers,
Greg
On 4/8/11 12:43 PM, Court-Jus wrote:
When i clone @file nodes, they get written two times. Worst : imagine
the following tree :
- test @file clones
- @path /tmp
- @path test1
- @file testfile.txt
- View of some interesting files
- @file testfile.txt
Where the last "@file testfile.txt" is a clone of the first one made
to just "see" some files in a different organisation. When I save the
leo file, the NiceFile.py gets written in the /tmp/test1 folder AND in
the /tmp folder where the leo file is. I think this is wrong but how
do the other users do ?
See : http://yfrog.com/h80rcdj
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