Eric Drechsel
Eric Drechsel
Here's the plugin in mGSD/MPTW: https://github.com/simonbaird/MPTW/blob/master/core/RenameTagsPlugin.js
Probably could be invoked by [th-saving-tiddler hook](http://tiddlywiki.com/dev/#Hook%3A%20th-saving-tiddler).
I need to test this, but do suggested changes cause non-open files to be opened? > I wonder if it would be good to add a feature to automatically save...
> Ah I didn't even know about :wa It's a vimism. There's also `:wqa`.
None of the path components are symlinks, and no bind mounts (it's a plain ext4 fs, lvm on dmcrypt) I have no path named "c_wikis", just "wikis", so I assumed...
ooooooohhhh I had to do some filename rotations a few days ago to finish cleaning up case insensitive filesystem renames from android (thanks you all greatly for getting that working...
basically what I think triggered the confused watchers was this: ``` > ls => wikis Wikis > mv wikis c_wikis > rm -rf Wikis # wait a bit > mv...
Ok, this is actually super simple to reproduce: ``` ~/Documents ❯ mkdir b ~/Documents ❯ mv b c ~/Documents ❯ mv c b ~/Documents ❯ touch b/foo ``` ``` 2021-09-16...
It seems slightly different because there are fsevents showing up but they have the moved-to directory path. maybe just variants of the same root cause?
This does seem exactly like https://forum.syncthing.net/t/file-watcher-on-windows-sometimes-stops-working-for-specific-folders/17194 linked from #7879 by @imsodin, except on Linux