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[Izidor Matušov <izidor.matusov@xxxxxxxxx>]

I was thinking about asking the user about it. Given the state:
  * file is corrupted
  * user doesn't have any better backup (our is up to 7 steps back)
  * the only smart answer to question "Do you want to restore your 
data?" given the situation is "YES OMG!"

You propose the third option - "Use new file". Why would you want to use 
a new file instead of reverting a few changes (what could be just 
changing a timestamp because of opening a task)?

Am 01.04.2012 16:19, schrieb Bertrand Rousseau:
> It's a good idea to automate these steps indeed? But, do you warn the
> user about this? Maybe there should be some kind of dialog to inform
> the user. Something like: "Ooops, something wrong happened", "Do you
> want to restore this file (last modification is xx time old)?",
> "Restore", "Use new file", "Quit GTG".
>
> Bertrand