- VSCode Version: 1.3.1
- OS Version: Win 8.1
Steps to Reproduce:
- Enable indentation using spaces
- Press tab to insert indentation
- Hit backspace
Actual result:
An number of spaces equivalent to your indentation size gets deleted
Expected result:
One space gets deleted
We already have shortcuts for deleting entire lines and dedenting by a single unit of indentation. Magic behavior that hijacks the backspace key is one of the reasons I switched over from Atom. Currently there is no key for simply deleting one space, and I believe backspace is a sensible default for this (this is also how Visual Studio behaves by default).
Steps to Reproduce:
Actual result:
An number of spaces equivalent to your indentation size gets deleted
Expected result:
One space gets deleted
We already have shortcuts for deleting entire lines and dedenting by a single unit of indentation. Magic behavior that hijacks the backspace key is one of the reasons I switched over from Atom. Currently there is no key for simply deleting one space, and I believe backspace is a sensible default for this (this is also how Visual Studio behaves by default).