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Unable to open multiple instances with unique scripts #239
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When you say unique script, you mean these scripts have been saved to uniquely different files? I see no reason why this should happen when working on separate files, because each instance of QPrompt is completely independent from the others. Assuming that what you say is correct, I suspect that the two instances might have both opened the same file at some point of their execution, and later opened a different file on at least one of the instances. That would mean there's a bug with the file watcher. Does my hypothesis match your experience? |
Completely different files.
Created the first instance, loaded/edited/saved a file.
Created a second instance, loaded/edited a second file. Upon saving, both instances identical as far as i can determine.
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When you say unique script, you mean these scripts have been saved to uniquely different files? I see no reason why this should happen when working on separate files, because each instance of QPrompt is completely independent from the others.
Assuming that what you say is correct, I suspect that the two instances might have both opened the same file at some point of their execution, and later opened a different file on at least one of the instances. That would mean there's a bug with the file watcher.
Does my hypothesis match your experience?
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It seems to occur when scripts have been previously loaded and edited/saved. |
Perhaps linked to the ability to load the last script upon launching somehow? Even though the app instances are already launched? |
I think this could be it. Making as a bug for now, tho I haven't had the chance to replicate. |
Issue replicated and fixed for v2.0 |
Bug Description
Upon saving a second instance of QPROMPT with a unique script, the first instance changes to match the second.
Expected behavior
Instances should preserve unique contents like multiple Word documents.
Device information
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