I would not have expected that toggle the comment state will change the setting file
See original GitHub issueTesting #2931
- collapse all comments
- observe: the user setting for
githubPullRequests.commentExpandStatechanges tocollapseAll
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Here’s what I landed on:
I am not arguing against persisting the UI state across reloads but to my knowledge the UI state is persisted per workspace. This setting is a user setting and might be synced to even other machines. So clicking a minus button in the UI has a far higher impact than I would have expected.