[BUG] File inaccessible about notepad-plus-plus

[xomx]

[worldor]

Thanks. I am also worried if this warning denotes data loss? I mean, I can disable the warning itself but I need to ensure no data is lost whatsoever. I am backing up to the cloud which may be risky for that "inaccessible data" warning.
Maybe an improvement to mirror all the data locally in case something is inaccessible, would be good? Also to retry accessing the data? Maybe Notepad++ starts too fast especially upon reboot and this triggers that warning?

[worldor]

This does not work or is not applicable. My file named "new 34" does not have any filepath whatsoever.

[xomx]

@worldor
Seems to me that you are mixing together two different things.

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1. N++ placeholders

• by checking the Preferences > Backup > "Remember inaccessible files from past session" you ensure that your N++ session opened file list will be intact when you relaunch the N++ app with a N++ session file temporarily inaccessible
• but the read-only-empty-session-placeholder file-substitute will be opened only for a missing real file, not for a never manually saved "new xxx" N++ tab filebuffer
• then if the N++ detects that a previously missing session file is available again, it will offer you to reload real data of the relevant file/tab (this behavior depends on another N++ setting in Preferences > MISC. > "File status Auto-Detection" combobox - default is "Enable" (which means for the active N++ tab only))

More details in: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/session/#inaccessible-files

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2. auto-backing of the N++ "new xxx" tabs

• when have checked the Preferences > Backup > "Enable session snapshot and periodic backup", the N++ backup engine handles the automatic storage for any "new xxx" N++ tab data
• data from such tabs are automatically written to the given location in the "Backup path" edit-field in the form of files named like "new 1@yyyy-mm-dd_hhmmss"
• these N++ internal file-backups have no placeholder equivalent, so if one closes the N++ and then e.g. delete/rename such a backup-file, after relaunching the N++ the corresponding N++ session tab will be gone forever

More details in: https://npp-user-manual.org/docs/preferences/#backup

[worldor]

Thanks but that's the situation actually, I got the "File Inaccessible" warning for a "new xxx" tab/file.
I do have the session snapshot backup enabled and its path is a cloud path.