"Keymap for Confirming a Suggestion" option not working

[pmalonis]

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Description

"Keymap for Confirming a Suggestion" option not working

Steps to Reproduce

Go to settings for the package. Select "Keymap for Confirming a Suggestion" to any of the options that do not include enter (including "None")

Expected behavior: Enter should not confirm a suggestion except when certain Keymap options are selected

Actual behavior:

Enter confirms selection, including when "None" is selected. However, if I select "Enter" or "None" then Tab does not confirm the selection.

Reproduces how often: Every time.

Versions

Atom : 1.40.1 Electron: 3.1.10 Chrome : 66.0.3359.181 Node : 10.2.0 apm 2.4.3

[rsese]

Thanks for the report! I'm unable to reproduce with 1.40.1 on macOS 10.14.6, I tried setting to Tab and None and in both cases, Enter doesn't confirm a suggestion for me.

Did Atom behave exactly the same when you tried in safe mode? Also, what operating system are you running?

[grussy]

I can confirm this behaviour on ubuntu linux atom --version : 1.35.1

Tried in safe mode: Here the behaviour is as expected, Enter does not confirm suggestions.

Installed Packages: advanced-open-file emacs-plus

Disabling the emacs-plus package solves the problem.

[rsese]

Thanks :+1:

Disabling the emacs-plus package solves the problem.

You can open an issue on their repository: https://atom.io/packages/emacs-plus. Then if there's a problem on the Atom side, they can either fix the problem or tell us where the problem is coming from.

Are you also using emacs-plus @pmalonis?

As a side note:

atom --version : 1.35.1

The current stable version of Atom is 1.41.0 so I'd suggest updating if possible.

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