The window opens and closes fast enough for me not to see it. The first enter triggers the question, the second makes the file writable, and the third updates the file. When opening Microsoft Solitaire Collection a Microsoft Account sign in box is opened, and it has a Dont show this again checkbox. I usually start an update with a few enters to open space for it. Is there a way to make it harder to make the file writable by mistake?
The system does not make it writable (which is good), but cancel "Do not ask again" and eagerly asks again. Meaning, do not make it writable and do not ask again.
I don't want to see "But I wonna help! Would you like to make it writable for you?!" type of message with an extremely easy way to hit yes before you even notice what the message was about.Ĭurrently, if you check "Don't ask again" and click "Cancel". That totally defeats the purpose of the read-only state. Since both tabs have almost identical names and codes it is very easy to start typing the wrong one and I've done it many times and the following painful recovery process.Īt the moment IntelliJ is very eager to help you out and remove the read-only status of a file once you start typing in it. When I have the current and the new versions of code open in two tabs I want to protect the current version from updating it accidentally.
The functionality simply removes all those registry keys.I want to protect files from myself accidentally updating them. The information for a dialog not being displayed again is stored in registry keys. In case it is desired to bring back a dialog that was hidden this way, please use the JLinkConfigurator and select Options -> Reset "Don't show again" and click on OK in the subsequently displayed dialog. To achieve that a check-box inside the dialog must be checked. In some dialogs J-Link presents to the user there is the option to not show this dialog again.
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