No need to check for deleted layer after clean exit.

[skyper]

1. start JOSM, create a new layer
2. add a node and add a tag
3. exit JOSM, discarding changes.
4. on next startup I see a line:

   $HOME/.josm/autosave/Datenebene 1_20111219_1345.osm konnte nicht benutzt werden, ein anderer Dateiname wird verwendet.
   

Is this check needed after a clean exit ?
I still have a file in under deleted_layers/

Cheers skyper

[Don-vip]

Is it still a problem? If so, can you please post the English message?

[skyper]

Replying to Don-vip:

Is it still a problem? If so, can you please post the English message?

The message translated.
'filename' could not be used, a different one is used.

Did not reproduce, directly, and no file in autosave but still in its subfolder deleted_layers.

Anyway, the filename still contains the date down to minutes but one minute is a huge time span for computers, these days. Better use seconds or even less.

By the way, filename contains quite spaces which is not the best for linux. Please use underscores instead. Thanks

[Don-vip]

Replying to skyper:

the filename still contains the date down to minutes but one minute is a huge time span for computers, these days. Better use seconds or even less.

Agreed.

By the way, filename contains quite spaces which is not the best for linux. Please use underscores instead.

Not so simple as we would need then to find a way to distinguish real underscores from underscores added to replace space characters. I prefer not to change that if there's no problem.

[Don-vip]

In 7580/josm:

fix #7166 - include second and milliseconds in filename of autosaved deleted layers to avoid potential name collision