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So this release is exciting for me, because it contains my first ever open source contribution, in the form of a setting that allows one to disable that annoyin
by rstat1 7y ago
So this release is exciting for me, because it contains my first ever open source contribution, in the form of a setting that allows one to disable that annoying dialog box that pops up when you close a window with multiple open tabs.
- tbolt 7y agoThank you! That is very annoying.
- jayofdoom 7y agoThis is always so exciting! Congratulations.
- lostmsu 7y agoWhat's the setting?
- mkl 7y agoIt's described in the article: > set "confirmCloseAllTabs" to true at the top of your profiles.json file
- KORraN 7y agoIs it just me or it should be the other way around - set it to "false" so confirmation is not required?
- breakingcups 7y agoThe name is somewhat ambiguous. Does it mean to ask the user to "confirmCloseAllTabs"? Or does it mean the act of the user setting the value of this setting to true means to "confirmCloseAllTabs"? I find your interpretation slightly preferable over what was actually implemented in this case.
- KORraN 7y agoIt turns out that description in this blog post is wrong. Profiles.json Documentation from rstat1's commit (https://github.com/rstat1/terminal/blob/58f442dfd2a476de5552249535668fd9c185467b/doc/cascadia/SettingsSchema.md https://github.com/rstat1/terminal/blob/58f442dfd2a476de5552...) describes new setting this way: "When set to true closing a window with multiple tabs open WILL require confirmation. When set to false closing a window with multiple tabs open WILL NOT require confirmation." I just checked it and indeed setting it to "false" turns off confirmation.