Description of problem: I have a number of text files open. Most of them have been saved but, when I try to close them, I am prompted to "Save changes before closing" for each and every one of them. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gedit-2.91.11-2.fc15.x86_64 How reproducible: Only started noticing it today but it is doing it for every document. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a large number of documents and edit some of them. 2. Save your changes in each document. 3. Start closing document tabs. Actual results: You are told that the doc is not saved and you are warned your changes will be lost. Expected results: GEdit should keep track of whether docs are saved or not. Additional info: Interestingly, GEdit includes visual indicators that a file is unsaved by italicising its name in the sidebar and putting an asterisk in its tab. In this case, neither of these indicators is present *but* GEdit still thinks the files are unsaved. I will supply a screenshot in a moment.
Created attachment 490113 [details] Dialogue Warning User to Save Document Even Through Doc is Clearly Saved - Name in Sidebar not Italicised, No Asterisk Against Filename in Tab, etc
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