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I'm trying to make custom command. I want to combine to commands (search files and folders in Explorer):
Explorer
workbench.view.explorer -> ctrl+shift+e actions.find -> ctrl+f
workbench.view.explorer
ctrl+shift+e
actions.find
ctrl+f
so when I type the hot keys ( ctrl+shift+e, ctrl+f) result is:
I've created custom button and in my settings.json I have:
settings.json
"ShortcutMenuBar.userButton01Command": "workbench.view.explorer,actions.find"
but actual result is (search in current document):
Looks like the commands are running not sequentially but asynchronously.
Please fix it. If it is not bug but a feature then please add ability to run commands sequentially, say, add extra setting:
"ShortcutMenuBar.RunCommandssequentially": true/false
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I'm trying to make custom command. I want to combine to commands (search files and folders in
Explorer
):workbench.view.explorer
->ctrl+shift+e
actions.find
->ctrl+f
so when I type the hot keys (
ctrl+shift+e
,ctrl+f
) result is:I've created custom button and in my
settings.json
I have:"ShortcutMenuBar.userButton01Command": "workbench.view.explorer,actions.find"
but actual result is (search in current document):
Looks like the commands are running not sequentially but asynchronously.
Please fix it. If it is not bug but a feature then please add ability to run commands sequentially, say, add extra setting:
"ShortcutMenuBar.RunCommandssequentially": true/false
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: