Is anyone else experiencing the same?
When I rename or move a column it reverts back to its original state.
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I also have the same situation
This is pissing me off it’s been a few days… I can’t even edit a column, that it doesn’t saves. It’s not every column, but once I try to edit one computed column I’ve already create and try to change some value on it or pick another column, it doesn’t save 
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Yeah I’m still experiencing the same issues even on computed columns as you’ve highlighted.
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Sharing this with support.
I spent the day without power in my house. Maybe tomorrow morning I can record.
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I’m also seeing this now…
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Here it is
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This is pissing me off… because it’s only this that last to finish the app and deliver it.
I tried to copy the app and edit the columns, but the bug keeps.
Not a fix, but maybe a short term workaround… what if you just create new columns to replace those that you can’t edit, and then delete the originals?
I’ve already did this… but it’s so many columns related that everytime this stuck somewhere.
I won’t do this again for the 4th time.
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I’ve already created too…
To follow up on the particular issue @Lucas_Pires has: the change he wants to do would introduce a cycle in the computed columns, which Glide cannot compute. Right now Glide silently refuses to make a change that results in a cycle (except for printing an error on the Javascript console). We’re working on an explanatory message that also makes it clear which columns are involved in the cycle.
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this is not only affecting computed columns, but a simple name column change is not working either.
In the vid below I tried renaming a few different column types by adding 2 at the end to see if the new name sticks, and it doesn’t.
@Mark Would a cycle be the same as an infinite loop (sorry for my terminology, it’s just for my understanding).