After some days of observations I made a conclusion that the most probability to silently skip saving have files with small changes introduced since last save. If I change 5-10 LOCs - then file is generally written normally. If I say change a propertie's value in the css - it can be ignore with a chance of 15-20%. For now I track changed files by their icons with my eyes and carefully read what leo writes to log pane - and if line with `written: file_with_small_changes.css` is missing then I start to play around with doing useless changes until file is saved. Well it's kinda not the thing I expect to use in the 21st century :-)
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