Github user khalidhuseynov commented on the issue:

    https://github.com/apache/zeppelin/pull/2374
  
    @zjffdu the persistence policy is saving on run and almost on any note 
action. originally i introduced this feature globally on base class, however 
after some discussion above, introducing it for certain classes seems to be 
more reasonable since remote saves are costlier than local ones. regarding the 
questions: 
     * when it's set to false there's only `Commit` button as before (make 
revision) instead of `Save & Commit` (save and make revision) as below 
    ![save 
commit1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1642088/27741887-8187b3ba-5df1-11e7-9598-1f7e0a01a1c8.gif)
    * yeah i agree that `commit` itself implies save. currently it's used in 
Zeppelin to denote creation of revision/checkpoint. So the idea was that in 
normal mode everything is saved automatically and you can `commit` current 
version whenever you want and with this feature enabled (only in S3 and 
ZHubRepo for now) you can `Save & Commit`.
    * persist on run is also another idea that could work, and would be nice to 
know opinion of more people on that. generally in that case save would be 
dependent on run, and `commit` would stay as before. @1ambda @Leemoonsoo what 
do you think about that?
    * i'll add documentation for it, regarding losing data since i changed 
local storage not to have this feature, it'll alway be saved locally and only 
for remote storages it could be mentioned in docs.
    
    let me know what you think on these points, thanks
    
     


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