In "Roam Help" dialog the "Zoom out to parent block" command shows alt+left as the keyboard shortcut mapped to it.
However, alt+left doesn't necessarily do it.
In particular, if I enter the block's page through search instead of going through the parent page, alt+left will get me to wherever I was when I did the search.
So really alt+left is just Go back and has nothing to do with parent-child relationship
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create page A with a block A1
Create page B
Go to page B
Use the search dialog to get to block A1 directly (skip the parent A page)
Press alt+left
Page B opens, instead of page A
System Information:
Roam version: 0.8.1-561aab91
Device: PC
OS: Windows10
Browser: Chrome
Note that alt+left makes sense as a go back command shortcut. It's just that the Zoom out to parent block command should perhaps have a dedicated shortcut that doesn't assume we came there through the parent
Describe the bug
In "Roam Help" dialog the "Zoom out to parent block" command shows
alt+leftas the keyboard shortcut mapped to it. However,alt+leftdoesn't necessarily do it. In particular, if I enter the block's page through search instead of going through the parent page,alt+leftwill get me to wherever I was when I did the search. So reallyalt+leftis justGo backand has nothing to do with parent-child relationshipTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
alt+leftSystem Information:
Note that
alt+leftmakes sense as ago backcommand shortcut. It's just that theZoom out to parent blockcommand should perhaps have a dedicated shortcut that doesn't assume we came there through the parent