the only thing helped is to totally delete the @clean ..html from
filesystem, reload .leo project, make some changes into arbitrary outline
and then save.
only in this case leo regenerated the file.
w/o changes leo didnt see that file is missing and didnt try to write it.
ср, 11 дек. 2019 г. в 07:
and yes, git shows me that the changes I have just resetted are again in
the file
ср, 11 дек. 2019 г. в 07:52, gar :
> Edward, everything is even worse when it looked like.
> I met the following:
> - I introduce a new pieces of code into @clean .html
> - then I decide to get rid of it, so I do gi
Edward, everything is even worse when it looked like.
I met the following:
- I introduce a new pieces of code into @clean .html
- then I decide to get rid of it, so I do git reset and then open/close
.leo file to apply the changes
- leo shows me that my changes are now gone
- ok, hitting 'enter' an
On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 1:25 AM gar wrote:
> Caught it again. The complete scenario:
> - small html file with @others
> - one of the @other is for css
> - tweaking one of the value, this looks like 'write a couple of symbols,
> save, ctrl-z, save, ...'
> after one of the ctrl-z the changes were n
I just found that the problem went away when I deleted the Leo database
directory. I added a comment to that effect in #1444. It must have
something to do with the fact that I have used both Leo 5.9/python 2.7/QT4
and Leo 61/python 3.8/QT4 alternately. Somehow some things cached in the
databa
On Monday, December 9, 2019 at 3:29:34 PM UTC, John Kane wrote:
>
> I, clearly am missing something. What I just tried.
> Linux Ubuntu 18.04
> I have a file ~/.leo/leo.session. It is empty at the moment.
> Load Leo from terminal:
> setting leoID from os.getenv('USER'): 'john' Leo 5.8.1-b2 dev
