If I have multiple cursor (or multiple selections) and hit any of the key bindings, it collapses the multiple selections to the first one and then executes the action.
Instead, it should execute the action separately for each cursor or selection.
This is important, for example when editing config files with many identical blocks, separated by blank lines.
Piggybacking on @tobia 's comment. I have been hunting for an extension that does this. Sublime text had this functionality, but we need it in vscode. Following...
If I have multiple cursor (or multiple selections) and hit any of the key bindings, it collapses the multiple selections to the first one and then executes the action.
Instead, it should execute the action separately for each cursor or selection.
This is important, for example when editing config files with many identical blocks, separated by blank lines.