Le 24/06/2015 17:04, Thomas Martitz a écrit :
Hello
I have just noticed that current git, by default, doesn't prompt anymore when reloading documents, even when they are changed.
I traced it back to the $SUBJECT commit. IMO it's fine to keep the undo history on reload and not prompt, but it's not fine if the file is currently modified (unsaved) and reloading throws all unsaved changes away, without warning.
This is especially problematic because the new pref is on by default so users will probably be surprised by the new, changed behavior and lose some hours of work (happend to me...).
How does it loose work? you can undo the reload and you get your stuff back, don't you?
I'm asking for restoring the prompt (by default), at the very least if the file is unsaved.
Would be fine with me, as I don't think reload is something done so often that a confirmation would be much pain. We could restore the previous confirmation behavior.
"offending" commit is https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/660c441b4af272fe4e40eb6a6cda2badb8f17e... I guess.
Regards, Colomban