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is a lot to read and click on, especially for new users that don't understand how vscode.dev works. Three 1-liner paragraphs and 4 buttons to pick from. A shorter form could be friendlier and more guiding:
Quick idea: "VS Code for Web could not open latest content from {repository}, as your last session had uncommited changes in {package.json | 2 files}. We recommend to sync the {18} new commits to keep your changes."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am torn on "auto-syncing". Do we use it anywhere else? First time I read it sounded like any changes are auto-saved to github, like auto-commit. Maybe it works, but it would be good if we use it consistently (maybe also in the SCM info tooltip). In the sentence it now mixes "auto-sync", "uncommited", and "commit behind" behind.
If we go with "auto-syncing", "continue without sync" could also adopt the "auto-sync" language. "Keep auto-syncing paused".
Testing #145525:
is a lot to read and click on, especially for new users that don't understand how vscode.dev works. Three 1-liner paragraphs and 4 buttons to pick from. A shorter form could be friendlier and more guiding:
Quick idea: "VS Code for Web could not open latest content from {repository}, as your last session had uncommited changes in {package.json | 2 files}. We recommend to sync the {18} new commits to keep your changes."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: