I found a way to make it work, I don't understand the problem though.
I had this in my 'Where' field:
/Users/me/Documents/myproject,-*.sql,-migrations/,-static/,-*.css,-*.js,-*.json,-*.svg,-*.scss,-*.html
As I said, this successfully finds all the places I want to replace, but the Replace button does nothing.
If I add an 'include filter' to the 'Where' field:
/Users/me/Documents/myproject,-*.sql,-migrations/,-static/,-*.css,-*.js,-*.json,-*.svg,-*.scss,-*.html,*.py
...now I can replace successfully.
I am 100% certain I did not have to do this in the past and it seems like a bug. Is this a new build? Have I enabled a 'feature' accidentally that is causing this?
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I found a way to make it work, I don't understand the problem though.
I had this in my 'Where' field:
As I said, this successfully finds all the places I want to replace, but the Replace button does nothing.
If I add an 'include filter' to the 'Where' field:
...now I can replace successfully.
I am 100% certain I did not have to do this in the past and it seems like a bug. Is this a new build? Have I enabled a 'feature' accidentally that is causing this?