https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=447049
--- Comment #8 from Lluvia Alvarado <lluvia...@yahoo.com.mx> --- (In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #7) > * Krita already has an incremental backup and versioned save function: > https://docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/autosave.html > * I can open the linked file, add layers, save it, close it and reopen it > and the new layers are present. > > I suspect you had the file open twice and saved it twice, first the one with > the 110 layers: > > 14 Dec 2021 21:29:02 -0600: Saving Document > E:/Imágenes/Krita/ArcaneXmas/arcaneXmas.kra as > E:/Imágenes/Krita/ArcaneXmas/arcaneXmas.kra (mime: application/x-krita). > 2700 * 2160 pixels, 110 layers. 101 frames, 24 framerate. Export > configuration: No configuration > > And you overwrite it with the other open version of the file, without the > extra layers: > > 14 Dec 2021 21:52:23 -0600: Saving Document > E:/Imágenes/Krita/ArcaneXmas/arcaneXmas.kra as > E:/Imágenes/Krita/ArcaneXmas/arcaneXmas.kra (mime: application/x-krita). > 2700 * 2160 pixels, 82 layers. 101 frames, 24 framerate. Export > configuration: No configuration Ok I see what happened, it's weird how it happened like that since I opened the file from krita's homepage in the recent documents section but yeah I see that could've been the case because of the difference of layers but I don't remember having to files opened at the time neither having 2 tabs in krita or something like that, I'll be careful to check what version is being opened and worked on -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
