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Add a module to the patch bay in the Cardinal VST instance.
Close the reaper project (without saving).
EXPECTED: Reaper (or any other host) should be aware that the plugin has changed and should emit a dialog to warn that your changes haven’t been saved.
ACTUAL: Reaper exits without emitting warning. Your changes are now lost.
NOTE: Following the steps above in VCV will cause Reaper to warn you before exiting. I think the difference is that when adding a module, VCV is updating a VST parameter and notifying Reaper of the change. This way Reaper knows to warn the user that his changes are unsaved.
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Did you perhaps connect the Host Params module, or something equivalent from the Cardinal Host modules?
These parameters register with the host when you connect them, so it could be that Reaper detected this and now will warn about changes made to the plugin.
@dromer , yes you are right. I did exactly that! I went back and tested again with just a simple LFO into SCOPE and the problem is still there. So I guess we keep it open? I am happy to test if/when you have a fix for this.
Host: Reaper v6.34
Cardinal: 23.10
Pop OS (Linux)
To reproduce:
EXPECTED: Reaper (or any other host) should be aware that the plugin has changed and should emit a dialog to warn that your changes haven’t been saved.
ACTUAL: Reaper exits without emitting warning. Your changes are now lost.
NOTE: Following the steps above in VCV will cause Reaper to warn you before exiting. I think the difference is that when adding a module, VCV is updating a VST parameter and notifying Reaper of the change. This way Reaper knows to warn the user that his changes are unsaved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: