I very rarely close Visual Studio intentionally. The project I'm working on is so grand that it takes about 15 minutes to download it, so my practice is to just leave the solution open for the night so that it is ready for me the next morning. The only time I need to restart the program is if it works, what happens. From time to time I do things that he does not like, and he leaves me. I accept it. I would like it to be bulletproof, but I hardly expect it.
The disadvantage of this is that, apparently, any settings that you change in the program during its launch (fonts and colors, keyboard shortcuts, automatic formatting options, basically anything in the "Tools / Options" dialog box) are saved only when exiting legally. These settings are not saved when a failure occurs. Therefore, I have to redo any changes to the settings that I made every time.
First, why the hell doesn’t save the settings when changing the settings? How hard is that? This is a certain degree of arrogance to convince her that your program will always close normally and will not maintain state until the shutdown process is complete. (And not have it save the settings at the abnormal end of the process) would I be fired (or at least reprimanded) to write code that did this, since Microsoft got away with it? And is there a way to make it save settings without exiting and rebooting?
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