0

I've had this problem before where I've saved a file, run make, gotten errors, fixed the errors, saved the file, run make and got the exact same errors. When I refresh, or close and return, update the workspace, I find that the corrections I made weren't saved--the file showed it hadn't been changed at all.

This happens to the version history also, where the most recent file I saved doesn't show up. And yes, I have been saving and I know this because that little red dot turns to x as it should. And, occasionally, I go back and when I open the file up, there is nothing there, just the cursor at line 1.

I've been able to fix this in the past by re-running update and closing the file completely, then reopening and pasting back my corrections. Today, however, I haven't been able to save anything without starting over every time. What to do? This is seriously cutting into my programming time.

4
  • There are several similar reports on the cloud9 community site. It can be a problem if you have two instances of the IDE open. There are several reports where that is not the case, and I did not see any solution. Jun 22, 2017 at 2:30
  • I just use one PC for the IDE. I've started copying my changes every time, so at least I don't lose anything. Thanks for the link to the community site.
    – KitSeason
    Jun 22, 2017 at 6:12
  • FWIW you can open two sessions of the IDE on 1 PC, ie two separate browser tabs or windows. Jun 22, 2017 at 12:05
  • Oh, right. I think it would get too confusing to me to keep track.
    – KitSeason
    Jun 22, 2017 at 19:09

0

You must log in to answer this question.

Browse other questions tagged .