VSCode: Autosave when running query #7680
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👋 anyone able to take a look at this? |
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I already have this setting. I have no memory of ever setting it. I can imagine it would be annoying to get a pop-up that you describe. |
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We're chatting about this internally. I personally don't have any strong feeling about having it for myself. I do have a concern that adding this setting to the workspace will override any user setting and will prevent a user who does not want autosave for their queries. Is there a reason why setting it globally isn't working for you? |
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There didn't seem to be a pop-up option allowing this to be set globally when I experienced it |
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Configure VS Code to autosave when running a query from within the IDE. This prevents an annoying pop-up every time you attempt to execute a CodeQL query from a file that hasn't been saved yet. It also guarntees that what you're seeing in the IDE will be what gets exceuted by the CodeQL plugin.