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From: | Gregory Heytings |
Subject: | bug#51993: 29.0.50; [PATCH] Killing emacsclient terminal with `server-stop-automatically' doesn't prompt to save files |
Date: | Tue, 23 Nov 2021 20:37:04 +0000 |
This is not a bug, this is the intented behavior of that featureI started that discussion (and participated throughout it), and I don't think we actually agreed that this was the intended behavior.
This is the behavior I intended (and described in the docstring and manual), if you prefer. And you did not make further comments in bug#51377, which can be interpreted as a kind of agreement.
I should stress that the case I brought up above is just a counterexample to show a problem with a previous implementation strategy
Which problem?
The current behavior on Emacs 29 certainly isn't what I personally intended when bringing the idea up on emacs-devel.
Is the current behavior of Emacs 29 with my patch and (server-stop-automatically 'kill-terminal) still not what you want? If not, what is missing?
I'm concerned that we're now up to 4 different behaviors, when I think two of them are just the result of a miscommunication between the two of us.
They are not, AFAICS. The four behaviors are four reasonable options, each of which can (and is) described in a short paragraph, and corresponds to a different user preference. I see no reason to remove any of the current three behaviors because of an unspecified "problem". Especially given that all these behaviors are implemented in only ~50 lines of Lisp.
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