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Anyone else having trouble updating saved files?

edited Dec 3, 2019 3:16PM in General 3 comments

In the process of debugging my SuiteScript, I make edits in an editor and re-submit the file to the file cabinet.  When I update the file, NS prompts me if I want to overwrite the existing file and I say "OK."  However, I wasted hours trying to figure out why my script wasn't doing what I expected until I previewed the file, and it had never changed from the first submission!  Has anyone else run into this?  My workaround which is very painful is to have scripts refer to one of two files in the file cabinet, and to delete

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