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Mac OS 15.6.1 (Also happening on some older versions) PyCharm 2022.2.5 (Community Edition, also happening on some older versions)

I have projects containing both python code and groovy/jenkinsfile. When I edit a groovy/jenkinsfile, sometimes Command + S leads to the change of the icons displayed in PyCharm project view. In the following image, common.groovy and the last Jenkinsfile_ file have been done so, and I cannot double click them to open in PyCharm.

These files still work well and can be opened via other editors (like VIM)

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    please remove the groovy tag otherwise it should be a programming question. Commented Nov 5 at 17:07
  • Do you use PyCharm? And then sometimes the problem appears? Commented Nov 6 at 7:36
  • @Vladimir Correct. It's a jenkins-calling-python project. Main building logic is implemented in python, and different jenkinsfile entrances go for different building logic branches. common.groovy contains 2 simple functions commonly used by these jenkinsfiles. Commented Nov 7 at 3:01
  • Please confirm the keyboard layout. For PyCharm it matters. Commented Nov 7 at 8:16
  • @Vladimir I only changed the behavior of CapsLock so that it works like Esc and nothing else on the default keyboard of MacBook Pro 2024, 16 inch. In Pycharm, the keymap selected is macOS, with no modifications. (Command + S means to Save All.) Commented Nov 10 at 3:09
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