Open FluffyPorkBuns opened 3 years ago
I have the same problem, @kasecato could you fix it asap.
@iceshou CC: @FluffyPorkBuns
Maybe from time to time, it might have been affected by the addition of shift shift
(Search files by name: workbench.action.quickOpen).
https://github.com/kasecato/vscode-intellij-idea-keybindings/pull/218/files
If we disable shift shift
, does it stop?
keybindings.json
[
{
"key": "shift shift",
"mac": "shift shift",
"command": "-workbench.action.quickOpen",
"intellij": "Search everywhere"
}
]
Had the same issue, and indeed disabling the shift shift
shortcut solves the issue (despite never pressing the shift
key).
I created an environment using VirtualBox 7 with Win11 Enterprise image. I installed this extension to Win11 Pro on VM, activated RDP, and connected from Win11 Home, but can't reproduced it. If this still happens, please use this workaround for now https://github.com/kasecato/vscode-intellij-idea-keybindings/issues/234#issuecomment-1399027955
I reproduced this when I'm using it by the window mode, not reproduced it on the full screen mode
In the window mode, not the full screen mode
This issue was not reproduced in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition 2023, so maybe it's related issue with shift shift of VSCode-side
This only started happening in the last few days or so but I work in VSCode with this extension via a Remote Desktop Connection from a Windows 10 PC into another Windows 10 PC. When I click away from my remote desktop session and then click back into VSCode within my RDP session this extension causes the "Search files by name" menu to pop up.
Sometimes it only blinks into existence for a split second, sometimes it stays open. But either way it's aggravating because it causes random files to open because my cursor when I'm clicking back into VSCode will highlight a file in the "recently opened" file list that's underneath the "Search files by name" search field and click it in that split second that it's open.
I should add that the problem goes away when I turn off this extension.