> I think what he is saying is that if the file read in is bogus 
> (that is from
> an older, unsupported 
> version for which there is no migration path, then the user should be
> prompted before IDEA 
> overwrites the project file (destroying it).

To say the least. But the real root of the problem is the mixing of
two concepts in the project file, the project configuration and
the user session configuration. Those two should really be separated
into two files. I consider the project configuration to be a source file
you need to store in version control, while I don't care a bit about
whether the user session information is lost or not. It follows that
the IDEA should ask when saving the project configuration, while
the session settings can be saved automatically...


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