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Whenever I save a file a name it e.g. test.sql, zed saves it as test.sql.s without notifying me. I have no option to disable that behaviour. It doesn't matter wether I selected SQL syntax or not.
I thought that this is maybe an intended feature for auto-completing the filenames, but I found no setting for that kind of behaviour so maybe it's also a bug.
It seems like Zed always autocorrects my file endings. Like when I name a file .txtx, it becomes .txtx.txt. So it looks like Zed doesn't know the .sql ending and thinks I'm writing assembly because of the s so it corrects it to .sql.s. But I couldn't find neither a description of that feature nor how to disable it.
okkk edit here: Zed is not the one to blame, that's a fucking Apple feature... It does this in Apple's TextEdit, as well as in Sublime Text... Looks like whenever some app uses the Finder file dialog to save a file, macOS autocorrects it.
