Open sbrl opened 4 years ago
I'm not familiar with how settings synchronization works, but I understand the annoyance. I think you you can avoid this by setting general.doNotAskForSupport
to true
.
There's really no point in incrementing this number beyond the current threshold of 10. The number is used to show a notification to the user "when he's been using the package for some time" (though some users may reach 10 project opens in a single day, whilst others might take months).
It's not sent anywhere or used anywhere else than in the linked location, in case you're worried about analytics/tracking - I don't like these myself, so I wanted to make the notification as unobtrusive as possible and allow permanently disabling it this way.
I will leave this open so we can move updating the setting only to when the threshold is not yet reached (i.e. move it inside the if statement below it).
Ah, thanks for that! I'll see if that fix works in the coming days.
I've actually been experiencing a number of crashes in Serenata too (it's been really unstable) - but I need to track that down before I can open a separate bug report about that.
I use the
sync-settings
package to synchronise my Atom settings across devices. Recently, it's been popping up every time I start Atom to tell me that the settings have changed, and I need to choose whether to backup or restore:When I click "view diff", I'm greeted with this:
It looks like Serenata is now keeping track of the number of times I've opened projects. This is really annoying - and slightly creepy. Is there any way to disable this? It doesn't seem to be obviously used for anything.