🐞 cmd + delete in editor not deleting entire line, and instead sourcing the CodeEdit shell integration file

[simonfalke-01]

Description

When the editor is in focus, using the global macOS editing shortcut cmd + delete doesn't delete the entire line of code, but instead sources the CodeEdit shell integration file in the terminal.

To Reproduce

1. Click on a file.
2. Focus on the editor
3. Use the cmd + delete shortcut.
4. See the terminal on the bottom, the terminal command source is being ran.

Expected Behavior

Expected behaviour is for all the text before the cursor on the current line to be deleted.

Version Information

CodeEdit: [Version 0.0.3-alpha (35)]
macOS: [13.3.1 (a)]
Xcode: [Version 14.3.1]

Additional Context

No response

Screenshots

[Qubik65536]

It is actually deleting the only terminal. When it's killed, another terminal will be created, and the source script is there for us to enable some of the terminal features.

We might have to investigate why the shortcut key is not targeting to the right thing.

[Qubik65536]

Btw, do you have the source and clear commands stuck there afterwards or the terminal prompt is shown after and everything works?

[simonfalke-01]

Btw, do you have the source and clear commands stuck there afterwards or the terminal prompt is shown after and everything works?

Yes, the terminal prompt is shown afterwards and everything works.

[Wouter01]

This issue has been fixed. Command+Delete will behave correctly now. Command+Delete to delete a terminal does work too, but only if you enable the "New Windowing System" featureflag in CodeEdit settings.