My primary use case for SublimeDiffView is to open up a diff in a new window while having another window open for file browsing. However, while the diff is open, in my non-diff window, I can no longer use my escape key normally. The diff_running context key appears to be populated globally, so it attempts to run the diff_cancel command in my non-diff window (which does nothing).
Is there any way to restrict this diff_running context to the currently open window or view such that it doesn't interfere with keybindings app-wide?
As a wordaround, I may just disable the escape keybinding manually, as I normally just close out the window to close my diff. I think this will cause diff_running to still be active; however, I don't think it will conflict with anything else running (although please correct me if I'm wrong).
My primary use case for SublimeDiffView is to open up a diff in a new window while having another window open for file browsing. However, while the diff is open, in my non-diff window, I can no longer use my
escapekey normally. Thediff_runningcontext key appears to be populated globally, so it attempts to run thediff_cancelcommand in my non-diff window (which does nothing).Is there any way to restrict this
diff_runningcontext to the currently open window or view such that it doesn't interfere with keybindings app-wide?As a wordaround, I may just disable the
escapekeybinding manually, as I normally just close out the window to close my diff. I think this will causediff_runningto still be active; however, I don't think it will conflict with anything else running (although please correct me if I'm wrong).