>timo: the database in $HOME/.cache/simple-scan/autosaves/autosaves.db seems to be growing over time. i think
> sometimes the database might not be cleared properly...
There isn't necessarily a problem with clearing the database, because I know that sqlite doesnt' immediately return the space it doesn't use anymore to the filesystem. So the file may seem to grow at first, but I think that sqlite will re-use that space.
and see if the database is indeed still populated with autosaves (I can't imagine, because then they would be recovered on the next run), or that it is emtpy.
Thanks for testing, Michael!
>timo: the database in $HOME/. cache/simple- scan/autosaves/ autosaves. db seems to be growing over time. i think
> sometimes the database might not be cleared properly...
There isn't necessarily a problem with clearing the database, because I know that sqlite doesnt' immediately return the space it doesn't use anymore to the filesystem. So the file may seem to grow at first, but I think that sqlite will re-use that space.
You can look inside the database using
sqlite3 ~/.cache/ simple- scan/autosaves/ autosaves. db
and see if the database is indeed still populated with autosaves (I can't imagine, because then they would be recovered on the next run), or that it is emtpy.