https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=382011
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rkflx added a comment.
Albert: Do you remember why
https://phabricator.kde.org/R223:f93ccd7923491c6b1412ba5cb1fe0711e44496d8 was
necessary? There is no bug linked and no autotest. Using just the commit
message as a testcase, with https://phabricator.kde.org/D7671 applied and
`watcher->addDi
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=371828
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aacid added a comment.
I don't know who told you this is the correct behaviour of kdirwatch, but i
kind of disagree.
Since we're not watching the file but *also* the folder.
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sander added a comment.
Such a @note seems like a good idea.
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rkflx added a comment.
Nice, solves the issues for me (and confirms my suspicion that this is not a
regression or porting issue, as this is broken for me even on an ancient KDE4
distro), but I'll let Albert give the final "ship it".
Do you think we should add a `@note` to that effect to
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rkflx added a comment.
Plug multiple leaks and prevent a segfault by adding another patch to the
imported synctex code.
(The patch seems simple, but the nest
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Files saved with QSaveFile don't get dirty. The are deleted and replaced.
Thus, inotify and KDirWatch don't emit a "dirty" signal (wich is the co