Alberta and Saskatchewan (gosh I didn't want to spell that one)

:D My interpretation is more fun.

Whycomes does Access sometimes prompt me with a "Save As" dialog box with the name of a long-existing module already populated with the module's name?

i.e., I hit Ctrl-s on an existing module and it prompts me to "save as". But the module's name is already correctly filled in.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner assigned MDoerner to issue #5292: Code Inspection's "Copy to Clipboard" doesn't

@FreeMan likely related to the buttons pressed immediately before that box shows up

RD's Refresh. :/

@FreeMan not sure why it wouldn't be?

@FreeMan well, actually, ALT-D, C followed by clicking RD's Refresh...

@FreeMan huh is it prompting for a filename for the tmp exports?

@Duga I guess I will have to enhance the ordinary import command with the validation mechanics of the update command.

not really sure. In this case, I'd applied an annotation sync quick fix

hm. I wonder if it's because it's now a "new" object due to import from the sync?

seems unlikely, tho.

only happens on occasion. Seems random to me, but there may be some common cause that I'm just not noticing because reasons...

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner synchronized pull request #5279: Fixes around array access references

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner created comment on pull request #5279: Fixes around array access references

> Now, RemoveParameterRefactoring, which had a lot more problems than just the default members, is basically fixed as well. The missing point is the handling of with dictionary access expressions, which will be fixed in a future PR.

@Duga I still have to fix ReorderParametersRefactoring.

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