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[Jacob Facius <1837063@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I have a sikuli script that contains a series of functions (file1). A
second "driver" script (file2) imports this file. Sometimes when I make
an edit to file1, (adding a print statement for example) the driver
script still runs the old version of file1 (no print statement). I am
sure that I save file1 after every edit, and it seems the only way to
'fix' the issue is restarting the Sikuli IDE. I am using the most recent
version of Sikuli and I have noticed this error both on RedHat7, but
even more often on Windows 10. It doesn't happen every time, but on
Windows it has gotten to the point where I have to restart the IDE after
every edit to the 'file1' or any of my imported files.

Thank you for any and all help

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Not finding most recent file

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  I have a sikuli script that contains a series of functions (file1). A
  second "driver" script (file2) imports this file. Sometimes when I
  make an edit to file1, (adding a print statement for example) the
  driver script still runs the old version of file1 (no print
  statement). I am sure that I save file1 after every edit, and it seems
  the only way to 'fix' the issue is restarting the Sikuli IDE. I am
  using the most recent version of Sikuli and I have noticed this error
  both on RedHat7, but even more often on Windows 10. It doesn't happen
  every time, but on Windows it has gotten to the point where I have to
  restart the IDE after every edit to the 'file1' or any of my imported
  files.

  Thank you for any and all help

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