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I have activated save actions because it is a great way to avoid doing a lot of redundant operations. But sometimes, I am modifying code that I don't want to impact too much. For example when the code is not mine or it's generated. Also, on large generated files, the save actions can take a few seconds, which are unnecessary because I have to undo the save actions immediately (which takes another few seconds). So, I'd like a way to avoid applying the save actions selectively (for *some* saves) without having to go in the preferences to disable the save actions globally. For example, it could be: Ctrl+S : save with save actions Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S : save without save actions
Use Undo (Ctrl+Z) after 'Save' to get into the basic save state. We don't plan to add an additional action.
I agree that this is sometimes cumbersome and the workaround with Undo is not really satisfactory. I guess we could accept a contribution that just adds a "Save (without Save Actions)" command that users can bind to a keybinding themselves (or use it via Ctrl+3).
(In reply to comment #2) > I guess we could accept a contribution that just adds a "Save (without Save > Actions)" command that users can bind to a keybinding themselves (or use it via > Ctrl+3). yes, that would be perfect
