Description of problem: A user can specify the time after which he wants the editor to create a snapshot (when the process has been modified). When he attempts to change the time (e.g. to 30s) then when the process is reopened the time will be again 1 minute which is default. I have one more idea for improvement. When the user hits 'configure snapshot interval' then the window could show the currently set interval.
I cannot reproduce this problem. If I set it to 30 seconds interval that is the interval local history will be triggered. Note that unless you make a change to the process even local history is triggered, no snapshot will be created (there was another BZ for this). To test you can set it to 30 seconds, and move a node around the canvas, then open to view all snapshots. it updates then on 30 seconds, once an update is made, close the view and move a node again, open view and test again it will take 30 seconds to update the next one.
Regarding after a process has been reopened. We do not keep this settings in a cookie currently. I don't see much value on this since the default is set to a low number (1 min). Adding ability to track each individual process local history time I think is overhead that is not really needed.
I was just about to attach a video :-). I saw this is a possible enhancement. That's why I put severity to 'low' and added the 'FutureFeature' keyword to indicate that this is not a bug but an enhancement. I don't know any other way to indicate a feature request or enhancement at this point. If there is one I will gladly follow it. If you don't intend to implement it (for 6.0 or any other future release) then please close as WONTFIX. MODIFIED does not apply in this case as no work has been done on this BZ. Thank you.
My bad - I didn't intend to close it as it's not my decision to make. I was just reviewing states. Setting back to ASSIGNED for Kris or Tihomir to properly close this issue.
I set devel_ack- to indicate we won't be addressing this for 6.0. No need to close it at this point, we can decide to pick it up in a future release.