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Subject: Re: org-encrypt-entries seems to break perl- and cperl-mode
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Richard Riley <rileyrgdev@gmail.com> writes:

> Which brings up my next query : when does org reread tags? I added a
> filetag  (#+FILETAGS) to an open org file and saved it but the agenda
> match did not find it. How can I force a refresh of the tags buffer when
> I save a file? 

You can type C-c C-c on the #+FILETAGS line to refresh the buffer. This
applies to all settings added at the top of a file.

Best,
Matt