Using a macbook pro with ventura 13.0.1 - downloaded latest audacity 3.2.3.
I record a clip, save the clip as an aup3 file. Then I use an effect on the clip (usually change tempo). When I close the clip, I want to keep the original, not the slowed down version, so I quit without saving the changes. Audacity then deletes the file from my computer.
This is very different from the previous version (2 something, I suppose), which I believe asked if you want to quit without saving the changes. If you answered yes, it didn’t save the changes, but it did not delete the file.
Inetersingly, if I open an “old” aup file in 3.2.3 and alter it, and then quit without saving it, audacity doesn’t have the audacity to delete it.
Curious if this update was intentional, or is on a fix list. Seems that a program should ask for permission to delete a file…