> Please try this to see if you like it better than the current save dialog. I've been using it for a few days and it seemed to work fine. In my workflow I always press the "changes" button before saving anyway, so this saves time.

I, too, always end up pressing Changes and Save together (and, often,
History so I can see what my prior version included), so this seems
good.  But...

> Plus being able to commit even a "dirty" package is something I had wanted for a while.

What is this?  Is this the new "(I)gnore" option on the menu?  When I
want to ignore a particular change, what I always did was leave the
Changes list open and, after saving, simply click "install" on the
change I wanted to ignore.

> One change in behavior is that the package snapshot is already taken when pressing the save button, not after accepting the version name dialog.

Hmmmm....  Ok, so this is to support the new Ignore option.  I don't
think I like this -- because a regular part of _reviewing_ is being
able to make a tweak fix!  If you can't remove a leftover "self halt"
or make any other fixes then what's the point of reviewing it in this
fashion?  I'll have to close the dialog, make the change, and then
re-click the Save button -- which is quite a few more gestures than
what we have today.

What if we just made the save button open up the Save dialog *as well
as* the Changes dialog?