Steps to reproduce:
Select to download a file uploaded to a channel.

What happens:
A browser window/tab opens with a Slack redirect URL pointing to the file, and asks me to log in to Slack.

What I expect to happen:
I’d prefer it if Scudcloud just directly prompted me with the file saving dialogue, without having to log in to Slack again in the browser.

Other info:
I’m using version 1.22-2 from the PPA on Ubuntu 14.04. I have 2FV set up for the Slack team in question in case it matters.

Steps to reproduce:

0. Have two projects, A and B
1. Open project A in Geany, make no changes
2. Select Project > Recent Projects > Project B

(Reproduced on an up-to-date Xenial installation today.)

What happens:
A dialog pops up saying the previous project is open, and asks if I want to close it before proceeding.

What I expect to happen instead:
For Project B to open without the dialog. I’ve not made any changes to Project A so the dialog is blocking the switch unnecessarily. If I *had* made changes, I’d expect them to be saved implicitly at this point, or, failing that, to be prompted to *save* the changes before switching; not whether I want to close Project A (which I do).

Perhaps unrelatedly, the prompt title (”The ’Project A’ project is open.”) seems to be missing from Launchpad translations; only the question (”Do you want to close it before proceeding?”) is translatable.

Thanks @VicDeo, that indeed fixes it.

I’d argue that the comment above the setting in the sample makes this less than apparent — at least I would have been unlikely to have dared to set it to false on my own, and it still seems to me that in making this change I lose ”a crucial security check” for .htaccess. But that’s perhaps subject for another bug.

modules/main/templates/_textarea.inc.php has two links pointing to URLs under issues.thebuggenie.com without preceding http:// protocol, resulting in non-working links.

$ grep 'href="issues' core/modules/main/templates/_textarea.inc.php 
                 'MarkdownFormatting')); ?>
                 'MarkdownFormatting')); ?>

1. Open a text area, for example to report a new issue
2. Have Markdown as Selected syntax
3. Have the ”See more formatting tips in MarkdownFormatting” tip appear (I don’t know the exact steps to trigger this)
   4. Try to open the MarkdownFormatting link

Great, thanks!

In Wily, adding the PPA and running `apt update` results in a ”W: Failed to fetch … 404 Not Found”: apparently there are no Wily builds in the PPAs. FWIW, I have been using dailies from the ”vivid” repository and they seem to work fine under Wily.

The README documents wontDeepEqual() as similar to willDeepEqual() but expecting a rejected promise. But a wontDeepEqual() function is not actually defined in the plugin code.

Upgraded to 8.2 today and the issue persists.

Just tested it and I can confirm that it works. Thanks a lot! I’ll post a review on AMO right after this.

All right, thanks for looking into this — whatever the outcome.