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Opening "Keyboard Shortcuts" UI breaks custom shortcuts, hundreds "Skipping this shortcut" warnings in console #15636
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Thank you for reporting! An example warning:
I think there are two problems:
@ManPython did you install 4.1.0 beta or alpha before? If you did it likely added the spurious keys. If you are now downgraded to 4.0.10 you should be able to "fix" it by clicking "Restore to Defaults" in Keyboard Shortcuts UI settings. |
So the implication that I discovered when working on fixing #15599 is that user cannot add nor change shortcuts in 4.1.0beta0 because any changes would be skipped (as the hundreds of warnings correctly suggest). Because customising settings is kind of important I am changing title once again and marking this as a release blocker. |
4.1.0a2 is unaffected by the |
There is also something odd with the defaults being objects rather than arrays: #12294. |
More yearly version as maybe you noticed due other bugs reports here. |
I do appreciate you reporting the issues. I also believe that neither this issue nor the debugger issues that you reported are related to the browser you are using; however, if you can show that they appear in Firefox but not in Chrome that would be of great value in existing and any future bug reports. |
Yes only firefox and Edge have this errors.
On Edge:
On Chrome: tree
Chrome: on nootebok:
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Description
This is what have in console: - check Browser Output
Reproduce
On url: /tree?
Also: /notebooks/test/Untitled.ipynb
Expected behavior
Context
#15535 (comment)
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