https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=437774
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=437774
--- Comment #5 from pbs3...@googlemail.com ---
Maybe you couldn't reproduce it because you need a spinning disk and low ram to
cause enough latency to trigger the bug, and your computer is too good.
There's also another (mostly theoretical) race
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--- Comment #4 from pbs3...@googlemail.com ---
Just took a quick glance at part.cpp:
// Stop watching for changes while we write the new file (useful when
// overwriting)
if (url().isLocalFile())
unsetFileToWatch();
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--- Comment #3 from pbs3...@googlemail.com ---
I have "Reload on Document File Change" enabled.
The pdf was just something I downloaded, added an annotation to, then hit
Ctrl+S.
What I meant in Comment 1 was that you don't need whatever complicated
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--- Comment #2 from David Hurka ---
(In reply to pbs3141 from comment #1)
> (simpler) STEPS TO REPRODUCE
>
> Open a document, scroll down a few pages, make a single highlight
> annotation, save.
Does not reproduce here. Can you give more details on
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--- Comment #1 from pbs3...@googlemail.com ---
(simpler) STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Open a document, scroll down a few pages, make a single highlight annotation,
save.
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