@nosent and 'Recovered Nodes'

[Kent Tenney]

I edited outside Leo for the first time, was surprised to see the
"Recovered Nodes" tree.

Is this generated any time edits are made on @nosent
outside Leo?

I take it to be strictly informational, the content of the
@nosent tree will always track the external file ... ?

An aside, another difference between @nosent and @auto,
I'm used to changing a method name, saving, refresh from
disk and the new method name is the node headline.
@nosent must sacrifice some of the agility of auto.

Thanks,
Kent

[Edward K. Ream]

On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 5:52 AM, Kent Tenney <kte...@gmail.com> wrote:

I edited outside Leo for the first time, was surprised to see the
"Recovered Nodes" tree.

Is this generated any time edits are made on @nosent
outside Leo?

​Yes.​

 

I take it to be strictly informational, the content of the
@nosent tree will always track the external file ... ?

​Correct.​

 

An aside, another difference between @nosent and @auto,
I'm used to changing a method name, saving, refresh from
disk and the new method name is the node headline.
@nosent must sacrifice some of the agility of auto.

Refresh from disk will break clone links, but maybe you don't care since you are using @auto ;-)

Nobody is going to force you to use @clean, but I highly recommend that you give @clean a try.

EKR