Files created within InDesign are increasing in size dramatically with every CMD + S.

It is not the files linked in the document which are 100 % to the ration they are seen and resetting the cache ~/Library>Caches> Adobe Indesign does not have any effect.

macOS Mojave
Version 10.14.5

InDesign CC 2019
14.0.2

To test this we have created a quick document with an Adobe Support Technician Saptam (see image-01). This document is 1.5 MB and when the design elements have been deleted and the file saved CMD +S you can see the file size doesn't go down (see image-02).

It remains at 1.5 MB and only when you go File > Save As through the navigation menu does the file size drop again to 1 MB.

For illustration purposes this is was only a small test whilst on the chat feature to Adobe. The files I was originally working on were for a point-of-sale suite

Totem
3.55 GB (CMD + S)
644.8 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

Wobbler
1.49 GB (CMD + S)
279.8 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

A1 Poster
2.46 GB (CMD + S)
281.1 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

This is just a few examples and there was no difference between the files or image quality/size changes. Just File > Save As. Whilst CMD + S just added to my file as if it was embedding all the document history.

Hope you can help on this issue.

Indesign 2019 14.0.2 x64 on Windows 10
I have created a data merge document that uses a facing pages master. My document before DataMerge only has one page. When the document is created only right pages are created, but the spread come back to facing pages if I add a second layout or if I toggle "allow selected spreads to shuffle" off and on again.
If my model has two pages, the document after DataMerge creates a list single right and left pages alternated untill you change the layout or toggle shuffle.
I think that it should be a spread of continuos facing pages from the beginning.

The header items of my master pages are not always exporting. The top image is form the PDF. The bottom image is from the InDesign file. Notice how the gray rule is missing from the PDF. Sometimes the rule is missing from the left hand pages, sometimes it's on the right-hand pages.

The affected master pages were child master pages, and I was able to get around this issue by detaching the rule from the parent master page, and making it standalone on the child master page. Has anyone else experienced this issue? This appears to be a very recent bug, since all previous PDFs from these files had all the master page items in the PDF. The first time I saw this was from a PDF made 1 week ago.

I am running InDesign 14.0.2and Mac Mojave 10.14.3

I am running Adobe InDesign CC 14.0.1.x64 on Windows 7 with latest updates (i.e., the most popular platform in the world).

1. Open the document (see attached).
2. Split the window (Window > Arrange > Split Window).
3. Scroll the left window to show page 2, with the Table of Contents.
4. Scroll the right window to show e.g. page 3, with the cursor in the middle of the page.
5. With the Type tool active, click the Enter key.
6. InDesign correctly inserts a new paragraph, with the left window remaining unchanged.
7. Alt-Tab out of InDesign.
8. Alt-Tab back into InDesign. The Type tool should still be active, with the cursor in the right window.
9. Click the Enter key again.
Expected Behavior: Same as Step 6, including that the left window is unchanged.
Actual Behavior: Same as Step 6 PLUS the left window scrolls.

Sure, after coming back in with Alt-Tab, I can click the left window before making changes in the right window, but that's a pane.

Contact me if you want the InDesign document I used. This interface says, "Invalid file type: .indd files not allowed." !!!

When making a copy of a page, for example a copy of page 1, the new copy lands on a wrong position in the page palette.
1. Click and drag page 1 in the page palette while holding the alt-key. Then move mouse to the right, until a line appears between pages 1 and 2.
2. Releasing the mouse button should result in a copy of page 1 between the original page 1 and 2. All subsequent page numbers should increase by 1.
3. Instead of landing on position 2, the copied page appears on position 3.

This issue has surfaced since the version before the latest.

System: Windows 10, Adobe Indesign 14.0.1 with all updates.

Search ("find what") and replace ("change to") does not return the expected results when replacing text. It truncates the replacement by one character.

Steps to reproduce
1. Create a new InDesign file (see attached test.indd)
2. Create a text box
3. Add text in the text box including the word "test"
4. Run the following script (see attached) test.scpt
5. Expected the return results to be "foo" but it returns "fo"

tell application "Adobe InDesign CC 2019"
set find text preferences to nothing
set change text preferences to nothing
set properties of find text preferences to {find what:"test"}
set properties of change text preferences to {change to:"foo"}
tell document 1
set _r to change text
return _r's first item as string
end tell
end tell

Environment
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.13.6 (High Sierra)
BuildVersion: 17G65

Adobe InDesign 14.0.1
AppleScript 2.7
Script Editor 2.10 (194)