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In mac how do I sto the annoying dialogs warning me when cleaning buffers?
I actually found it's related to perspective mode
I have midnight set up to clean my buffers, and if it clears a buffer in one perspective that "belongs" to another it ask for a comfirmation via a window
perspective mode gives me the most problems with buffers, I'm trying to just disable it wholesale
I have same challenge when tidying up buffers. Would be nice to have a a
for all option when closing files in another perspective rather than just q
or k
.
Example senario:
I seem to get a lot of magit buffers hanging around. So I use SPC b B
to see the global list of buffers. Then type magit
as the pattern to list just those buffers.
M-SPC
opens up Helm transient state and I can use T
to mark all buffers. M-D
will delete all buffers, then I have to press k
for every buffer that isnt in the current one (I even tried this in perspective 1, with the same results)
it took me a minute to open persp-mode.el and I found this var: persp-kill-foreign-buffer-behaviour
.