Description:
Some recent changes to MySQL Workbench have added an annoyance to my workflow. I mostly use MySQL workbench for viewing data, so I open lots of tables but only make minor changes to the SQL to get what I want.
In a recent release (one of the RCs), it started prompting me to save changes to queries when I close the program. Again, just viewing data here, I don't really care about saving the queries. Still, not too bad, I just have to answer "Don't save" for each database connection that I had open.
In 5.2.24, now every time I open a new table, a new query tab is opened. When I close the program, I have to answer "Don't save" for all of the tables that I've viewed all day!
How to repeat:
* Connect to a database using the SQL editor.
* Right-click on a table in the list of the left and choose "select rows".
* Repeat several times for different tables.
* Close MySQL workbench.
* I'm prompted to save all of my queries! They're just SELECT statements... I don't care about them.
Suggested fix:
There's a few options here.
* On close, when asking to save changes to a query, have a "No to all" (or some such) button to dismiss all of the prompts and close the program.
* Have an option somewhere that controls whether or not you are even prompted to save changes to a query.
* Have an option somewhere that controls whether or not a new query tab is opened when you run a SELECT on a table (using the right-click menu).
