Closed lnorton89 closed 5 years ago
currently the settings are stored in and edited via a JSON file, so you'll need to associate a text editor with JSON files in your system settings. after that, clicking the settings button will open the settings JSON file for you to edit as you wish.
I have confirmed that my system has mapped *.json to vim, yet control-comma or choosing “Settings” from the tabbed menu fails to load the settings file. Or, as the OP says; “nothing” happens.
Alas, this is a silly bug. #1789 It's been fixed, and that fix is just waiting for another release.
The core of the issue is that gvim registers itself for the "edit" verb but we were using the "open" verb. The fix for 1789 also added a fallback to Notepad just in case nothing was able to open it.
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Open Windows Terminal and try to open the settings via the arrow button.
Expected behavior
A settings dialog opens.
Actual behavior
Nothing.