Ralph DiMola wrote: > 4) When presented with the "Save/Cancel/Don’t save" dialog, click on > the "Don't save" option. > 5) Exit the IDE and you will not get the options to save your stack > because the "Don’t save" option clears the "Dirty" flag.
Unless you've made changes between the time the stack was closed and re-opened to make the standalone and when you later closed the stack, what should it do after you'd already told it to discard the earlier changes?
Workflow question: under what circumstances do you find it useful to build a standalone that doesn't reflect the current state of the stack?
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