Here's a suggestion, but if it's already built in, then all the better.
Make editing a file inside an archive file wait in the same way it waits when executing a file in an archive (optionally)
Currently, executing a file will pop up a small dialog where the user can click when the user is done with the file, so the temporary can be deleted. On the other hand, editing a file will cause it to wait in the background for the editor to be closed, after which it pops up a question if you want to re-pack the file. This is fine if the user actually wants or CAN exit the editor before re-packing is needed.
I need the same behavior as for executing when I edit a file (either default or by an additional feature) because my text editor is single-instance. So, when I edit a file, close the file, and for some reason I cannot close the editor (working on other files, etc) I need a way to still re-pack the file into the archive.
re-pack file after editing without closing editor.
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