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G'day
I like my text editor environment to be fairly spartan: a file-system listing and a big empty white bit to type code in. I have every single other view closed unless I need them (and generally I don't, except the search view).
One view I have never had the wont to look at is the "console" view. I don't care what it has to say, and it's never really been relevant to what I'm doing or remotely interesting, and just wastes space. If I was to have it open, that is. Which I do not.
However periodically, CFB decides "oh, he won't be able to see this banal and pointless telemetry message unless I reopen the console view, so I'll reopen it".
Can you please not do that? If a view is closed, it should stay closed until I decide to open it. That's the whole point of having the capability of opening and closing things.
Cheers.
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Adam
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I've also noted that whenever I run an ANT task or a JUnit test, the console decides to reopen.
It is bloody annoying.
I could perhaps understand it opening if something goes wrong, but there's no need if everything ran smoothly.
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Adam