Since the first 2.6-update I have a strange saving-behaviour (now 1203 & macOS 10.11.6.). Version-saving is not activated.
Almost every time I do any change to a glyphs-file I must press cmd-s twice to save the document. After pressing cmd-s once, glyphs asks me if I want to save the change when I try to close the window.
In other words: I edit a file, press cmd-s and THEN the little black spot appears in the red closing-buttom. When I press cmd-s again, it disappears again and I can close the window.
What do you mean with »different«? This strange behaviour appears even if I do not change anything.
Just tested it: opend a file, did nothing in the file, pressed cmd-s and cmd-w and glyphs asked me if I want to save the change (that did not happen)
That’s what I think. If I’ve changed a glyph used as a component (say changing the sidebearing of o), the composite characters ö, ó, etc. are marked as altered when I save, and I have to save again. I don’t consider it an inconvenience, but since it’s being discussed …
The double-save thing is where I began experiencing all my crashes. I would save a change, then go to quit Glyphs and the “Do you want to save” would pop up. I even tried waiting a minute or two before quitting to see if that would stop it, but it did not. I can also say that with the latest build, 1204, the crashes have become rare.