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Created attachment 179727 [details] screenshot of error dialog Build id: I20100922-0800. Not sure if this is a UI issue. I get an error dialog saying "the file has been saved but one of the save actions failed" on following the steps given below: 1. Enable save actions in Preferences>Java>Editor. I have the following save actions enabled: a. Organise imports b. Additional actions: b1. Add final modifier to private field. b2. Remove unused imports b3. Remove unnecessary cast 2. Open a java file in the java editor as well as the CVS compare view. Make some changes in the compare view, then go back to the java editor, and make some changes. Then save while still in the java editor. 3. Eclipse warns that a resource has changed out of the compare view and if you're sure you want to save. Click on save. 4. Observe an error dialog appears, as in the attached screenshot. There's nothing in the error log. I never got this error before this build.
(In reply to comment #0) >[..] Got this on org.eclipse.jdt.core.tests.compiler.regression.BatchCompilerTest. I couldn't reproduce anywhere else yet.
This can happen if two editors are open on the same file with different model and then the clean up kicks in.
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I'm frequently getting this error in Eclipse 2019.09 (4.13.0), Enterprise package, on Windows 10. This usually happens when Eclipse decides it needs to rebuild half my project just because I changed a line or two in a single file, described in Bug 547648, and I try to save the current file while Eclipse is busy doing this new build it decided it needed to do.
