I abraunegg's onedrive client on Ubuntu and Geany believes the files have been 
modified when the onedrive client goes over the files. See
https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/issues/3124
for more info on how onedrive changes the timestamp of files and after that the 
onedrive client tries to propagate those changes to disk; something out of my 
control.

I have denied all write and lock access to my folders using Apparmor and I'm 
not actually sure what operations are being carried out by onedrive _with 
success_ but I'm sure it can not _write_ there.
I used the system file inode monitor command to watch what happens when I save 
a file and this was the output:



So my question is, what does Geany do if a read operation modifies the access 
date of a file? 2: Is there such a thing as a cancelled attribute change event 
and how does Geany react to that? I would like Geany to ignore these.
I already have Geany's scan interval set to a high value (and I'd prefer to 
keep it enabled), this operation however sets off Geany's alarm almost 
instantly.

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