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De-couple 'enable autoshow' from command-shift-c shortcut. #44

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alexslade opened this issue May 1, 2012 · 3 comments
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De-couple 'enable autoshow' from command-shift-c shortcut. #44

alexslade opened this issue May 1, 2012 · 3 comments

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@alexslade
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I'd like to be able to show/hide the output box, and not have it auto-show whenever guard pops out some new output.

Can we de-couple the 'enable autoshow' from the command-shift-c shortcut?

@drewdeponte
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@heeton, please explain in more detail your ideal workflow and the reasoning behind you wanting this change as it will better guide me in providing an optimal solution. Also, explain why you think de-coupling the 'enable autoshow' would improve that workflow.

@whitequark
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@cyphactor, I understand what's the reasoning behind this feature request. When I just write my code (and save it after each few lines), I don't care about guard and the pane constantly popping out annoys me. On the other hand, when I fix some bug, I need it. In whatever case, I don't want to fiddle with the command palette: it takes too much time and attention.

I fixed this by adding an extra command and a keybinding to just run tests and show their output without enabling autoshow.

@drewdeponte
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I have pulled in pull request #53 and cleaned it up a bit. Therefore, I am closing this issues as there is now a way to run the test and show the Guard output without enabling auto show.

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