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Click on the background of the working set (observe the editor selection color changes indicating that focus was lost)
Choose Edit > Duplicate from the menu
Observe no changes
Pull #2026 changes focusedEditorChange to activeEditorChange. We probably still want a focusedEditorChanged event to know when a blur event happens to CodeMirror. These menu items (probably the file and edit menus) would listen for this new event and disable/enable the commands as necessary.
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A corollary to this bug: clicking in dead zones like the working set bg shouldn't steal focus from the editor in the first place. It's inconsistent with how native apps work. I believe that's encompassed by the focus management story (which evolved from #1106).
If that's addressed, then this bug only occurs in cases where the focus is somewhere legit, e.g. the Find bar text field.
Pull #2026 changes
focusedEditorChange
toactiveEditorChange
. We probably still want afocusedEditorChanged
event to know when ablur
event happens to CodeMirror. These menu items (probably the file and edit menus) would listen for this new event and disable/enable the commands as necessary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: