bug#55810: closed (28.1; No "really edit the buffer?" prompt when editing a changed file over Tramp)

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and subject line Re: bug#55810: 28.1; No "really edit the buffer?" prompt when 
editing a changed file over Tramp
has caused the debbugs.gnu.org bug report #55810,
regarding 28.1; No "really edit the buffer?" prompt when editing a changed file 
over Tramp
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> 28.1; No "really edit the buffer?" prompt when editing a changed file over Tramp
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> Sun, 5 Jun 2022 11:43:44 -0700
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> To see this in action:
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>   $ cat file.txt
>   hi
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>   $ emacs -Q
>   C-x C-f /ssh:localhost:~/file.txt
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>   $ echo bye >> file.txt
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> Back in Emacs, type anything into the buffer. It should ask, "file.txt 
> changed on disk; really edit the buffer?" However, it doesn't. (It does 
> still provide a warning you when you save though.)
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> Note: this used to work in Emacs 27, and works again in Emacs 29, but 
> Emacs 28 fails.
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> Strangely, I updated Tramp from GNU ELPA and the bug went away, but only 
> until I restarted Emacs; then it returned. I haven't had time to try and 
> reliably reproduce this part though, so that might just be a coincidence.
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> Re: bug#55810: 28.1; No "really edit the buffer?" prompt when editing a changed file over Tramp
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> Mon, 6 Jun 2022 21:23:46 -0700
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> On 6/6/2022 1:15 AM, Michael Albinus wrote:
> > > CC'ing Michael here. Maybe the easy solution is just to bump the GNU
> > > ELPA version of Tramp to 2.5.3 or something, and then package.el will
> > > recognize it as newer than what ships with 28.1.
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> > Tramp 2.5.3 is scheduled for release later this month. Whether it will
> > go to GNU ELPA, or Tramp 2.6.0 (also to be released) is not decided yet.
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> Sounds good. That should resolve this issue then. Closing.
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