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ctrl-shift-o
only works when a file is open
#12741
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@tsmaeder I believe the ctrl+o command is for Electron and when testing I confirmed it works as expected with or without editors being opened (Linux): theia/packages/workspace/src/browser/workspace-frontend-contribution.ts Lines 220 to 223 in d07fe93
Is it not the behavior you noticed on Windows? |
@vince-fugnitto I have no clue what's going on technically, but on Windows in Electron,ctrl+o has no effect when no editors are open. Since VS Code can do it, it must be possible 🤷 |
@tsmaeder it seems to work on @vladarama's windows machine under both conditions which made me curious, are you sure that the dialog is not hidden behind the application window? 😄 |
I'm doing the same thing in VS Code and Theia, respectively: it works with an editor open, but when I close the editor in the video, I presss ctrl-o repeatedly without any effect (no messages in log either). 2023-07-24.15-17-18.mp4 |
Some new info: when I open yarn.lock, |
@tsmaeder its really weird, not sure why you're hitting the workspace symbols command which is ctrl+shift+o (it explains why it needs an editor open due to the when context). Both @vladarama and I are properly hitting the |
ctrl-o
only works when a file is openctrl-shift-o
only works when a file is open
🤦 it's ctrl-shift-o, of course: it's so ingrained in my muscle memory, I don't know what I'm doing, I guess 🤷 . But it's more important than ctrl-o anyway, since I rarely open a file that's not in the workspace. |
Bug Description:
The shortcut
ctrl-shift-o
does nothing when no file is openSteps to Reproduce:
ctrl-shift-o
ctrl-shift-o
opens the "open" quick-pickAdditional Information
FWIW, this works in VS Code
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