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DavidLGoldberg / jumpy

The fastest way to jump around files and across visible panes in Atom
https://atom.io/packages/jumpy
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Keyboard shortcut not working on startup #100

Closed rparrapy closed 7 years ago

rparrapy commented 7 years ago

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Open Atom.
  2. Open any file.
  3. Press shift+enter (nothing happens).

How to solve (manually):

  1. Toggle jumpy through command+shift+p -> "Jumpy: Toggle".
  2. In Atom settings, disable Jumpy and enable it again.
  3. It works!

I am using Atom 1.13.1 and macOS Sierra.

DavidLGoldberg commented 7 years ago

I'm on El Capitan still.

I think I still have a restraint where you have to reload atom after install. A bunch of packages used to have similar requirements. That may be changing shortly.

control+alt+command+l (as in "load" ....lower case L) reloads Atom. That's all you should have to do after installing Jumpy.

I'll leave this open as a bug until I can test it a few times. Also upgrading to Sierra soon, in case it's something weird there, but I doubt it.

DavidLGoldberg commented 7 years ago

I put it as minor since I haven't really seen this come up before. Be interesting to see if this becomes more common. I'm currently working on a big refactor though so this will have to wait a bit.

DavidLGoldberg commented 7 years ago

Is this still an issue, I should have mentioned earlier, you really need to check cmd+. (built into Atom, and the same hotkey closes the window!) To look at what's catching the key. Let me know if you've solved this, or this helps, closing the issue for now since no new reports.

Feel free to let me know / keep the convo going on this thread though!