Content is newer on disk should have overwrite call to action. UX issue

[nojvek]

I change my theme and I see this:

Its already on the compare screen so the CTA is meaningless.

So I click compare and I see the info box.

I type "ctrl+s" and go back to compare.

The appropriate call to actions are just present me with "Overwrite, undo, Cancel".

I searched help for overwrite and it doesn't even exist in edit menu.

My solution was to just close vscode and make the change myself after a restart. That is a terrible work around but it got the job done.

[bpasero]

@nojvek the actions for overwriting or taking the change are in the editor toolbar here:

We can revisit to make them more prominent somehow.

[bpasero]

Btw you should never get this error when changing a setting. @sandy081 is working on improving this flow a lot.

[bpasero]

Related: #14298 and #20876

[qqtrend]

I thought I'd +1 this, rather than start a new issue. I sometimes get this error. In the little popup I want it to offer more than just the "Compare" button. I want a "Just Save It" button. (Or, it could be called "Overwrite Anyway".

I don't want to mess around doing diffs, and having to work out what has changed and which is the correct version. I know that the version in the editor is the code I want on disk. (In my case it is because I forgot to save before I ran tests, and they have a side-effect of automatically fixing whitespace and similar issues.)

To be clear: I do want the popup to tell me the file on disk is newer. I just want a quick way to tell it I know what I'm doing.

[bpasero]

Merging into #46706