I think this is a real bug. Am I wrong? Seems like it should be easy to fix.
On Mon, Apr 4, 2022 at 11:25 AM Skip wrote: > On Fri, Apr 1, 2022 at 3:46 PM Skip wrote: > > Another manifestation of the problem shows up when using > > auto-revert-mode. Starting with the single headline in a folded state > > as above, when I execute the following command in a shell, > > echo "* TODO bar :action:" >>capture.org > > then the capture.org buffer looks like this: > > * TODO foo :action:...* TODO bar :action: > > > > TAB unfolding the first headline shows up like this: > > * TODO foo :action: > > some text...* TODO bar :action: > > I confirmed that the buffer display bug occurs with emacs -Q. Steps to > reproduce: > 1. From a shell, open emacs with an empty file: > emacs -Q test.org > > 2. From emacs, enable auto-revert-mode: > M-x auto-revert-mode > > 3. From another shell, add text to the file: > echo "* foo\nsome text\n" >>test.org > > 4. From emacs, fold the headline: > S-TAB > > 5. From the shell, add more text to the file: > echo "* bar\n" >>test.org > > 6. Observe the incorrect display of the two headlines: > * foo...* bar > > 7. From emacs, fix the buffer display: > S-TAB > > 8. Observe the correct display of the two headlines: > * foo... > * bar > > This bug seems to trigger when text is added indirectly to an org-mode > buffer, via both capture and auto-revert. I suspect it would show up > via refile as well.
