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It is not quite the same, but my workaround when I was still using Linqpad 5 was to always kill Linqpad from task manager so that it would reopen any queries that I had edited by not saved.
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I've never seen this error, so you may need to include your Linqpad version number and the exact error message or a screen shot.
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Unless I misunderstand you, you are thinking about trying to compile the query in each mode to see which works, but I was more thinking about a simple pre-compile check to guess which mode the user wants and then to proceed as if the user had selected that mode.
For example, if I write a query which includes other classes, but I leave out the main keyword, (which is the trigger for Program mode) then I would expect this to try (and fail) to compile as if I had selected 'C# statements' mode.
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I don't remember this ever NOT being the case (unless you use Shift-F8 to hide the sidebar)
See screenshot of version 1.30.7 at https://imgur.com/a/0t4wwrD and if you shrunk the side bar too much, you lost part of the menu - see https://imgur.com/a/EWHCNlc.