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After refactoring a class name and trying to save the file I get a warning with the following text: "File D:\Modified.java was modified externally. Overrite it?" but the only option in the warning window is an OK button that does not perform any actions. The result is that the modified file can not be saved. I'm also using Subversion... Could the problem belong to that module? Thanks
The refactoring runs no external task to modify files. The refactoring also saves modifications at the end of the action. Are you able to reproduce it? Steps what you did would be helpful. Was you running any subversion task with refactoring action in parallel. Please attach your ${nb.usedir}/var/logs/messages.log here too.
Created attachment 74477 [details] Log file
I could not reproduce the bug, but I found the log file that shows what happened. I'm attaching it to this thread. After the bug happened, I restarted the IDE and the project reflected the last changes made by the refactoring. I was not running any subversion task prior or while doing the refactoring. The file name prior refactoring was: LoggersManager and after refactoring is SimpleLogsManager. Let me know if there is any other thing I can do to help you out.
Thanks for details. It does not relate to refactoring at all according to stack traces. I guess it is a duplicate of issue 149330 which was a bug in data systems. But it does not seem to be fixed since your build is NetBeans IDE 6.5 (Build 200811100001). Reassigning for evaluation.
Created attachment 74535 [details] IDE log file
It just happened to me again while renaming a method of an Interface... I guess the most annoying thing is having that warning that prevents me to keep going with my work when it's asking me to perform an action it doesn't support. I hope this new log file helps.
Thank you for your report. This issue was already reported and fixed. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 151787 ***