> Those should not query. When you ask to revert a buffer, you are
> unlikely to want to stick with the old version just because the new
> one is large.
I'm thinking of an example where I visited a log file shortly after
starting some server. Then a few hours later I ask to revert the
buffer, not realising that verbose logging was enabled and the logfile
is now several gigabytes in size. I would want Emacs to warn me that
the file (which was tiny before) is now huge.
I am not sure whether the question is desirable in this case, but I am
sure that in the usual case it is undesirable.
If you would like different behavior, you can change the code.
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