duplicate entries @ vscode://defaultsettings/keybindings.json

[Enteleform]

Just disabled all of the default keybindings to organize & remap the ones I'm going to use & noticed that there are some duplicates:

import equals from "fast-deep-equal"

const keyBindings = [
  // keybindings.json entries goes here
]

const checked    = []
const duplicates = []

keyBindings.forEach(a => {
  if( checked.some(b => equals(a, b)) )
    {duplicates.push(a)}
  checked.push(a)
})

console.log(duplicates)

// RESULT:
// [
//   {"key":"alt+1",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex1"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+2",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex2"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+3",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex3"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+4",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex4"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+5",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex5"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+6",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex6"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+7",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex7"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+8",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex8"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"alt+9",         "command":"workbench.action.openEditorAtIndex9"                                                                  },
//   {"key":"ctrl+h",        "command":"editor.action.startFindReplaceAction"                                                                 },
//   {"key":"ctrl+p",        "command":"workbench.action.quickOpen"                                                                           },
//   {"key":"ctrl+pagedown", "command":"workbench.action.nextEditor"                                                                          },
//   {"key":"ctrl+pageup",   "command":"workbench.action.previousEditor"                                                                      },
//   {"key":"ctrl+w",        "command":"workbench.action.closeActiveEditor"                                                                   },
//   {"key":"ctrl+d",        "command":"editor.action.addSelectionToNextFindMatch",      when:"editorFocus"                                   },
//   {"key":"up",            "command":"workbench.action.interactivePlayground.arrowUp", when:"interactivePlaygroundFocus && !editorTextFocus"},
// ]

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Also noticed a good amount of duplicates in the default settings, but they might be trickier to pick out due to the when property.

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VS Code version: Code 1.24.1 (24f6262, 2018-06-13T17:51:32.889Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.16299

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Extensions (36)

Extension	Author (truncated)	Version
alignment	ann	0.3.0
converter	bey	0.0.3
npm-intellisense	chr	1.3.0
path-intellisense	chr	1.4.2
codealignment-vscode	cpm	2.0.19
jupyter	don	1.1.4
gitlens	eam	8.4.1
permute-lines	ear	0.0.9
sort-lines-by-selection	ear	0.0.3
vscode-npm-script	eg2	0.3.4
vscode-eval	exp	1.2.1
vscode-terminals	fab	1.11.7
code-runner	for	0.9.3
terminal	for	0.0.10
vscode-yarn	gam	1.6.0
macros	ged	1.2.1
vscode-settings-cycler	hoo	1.0.1
code-file-nav	jak	0.7.2
code-select-until	jak	0.6.0
vscode-text-pastry	jkj	1.2.0
node-module-intellisense	lei	1.5.0
vscode-json5	mrm	1.0.0
python	ms-	2018.6.0
sublime-keybindings	ms-	4.0.0
vscode-subword-navigation	ow	1.2.0
tsimporter	pmn	1.2.14
markdown-preview-theme-one-dark	rae	0.0.1
exchange-selection-start-end	san	2.0.0
guides	spy	0.9.2
whiteviz	spy	0.5.1
selectline-statusbar	tom	0.0.2
terminal-tabs	Tyr	0.2.0
change-case	wma	1.0.0
cursor-align	yo1	1.0.4
markdown-all-in-one	yzh	1.5.1
editor-functions	ent	0.0.1

(4 theme extensions excluded)

[sandy081]

@Enteleform What is the source of keyBindings? Are they defaults from VS Code or also coming from other extensions?

I suppose, out of the product, we should do not have any duplicates

[Enteleform]

@sandy081

Sorry about that, it seems that all of those were added by extensions. Just tested by disabling all extensions & re-running the script above.

On a related note - is there any way to disable keybindings/settings/command-palette-entries/etc. from being added automatically by extensions? Or to at least disable the vs-code default setting files from being active, using only values defined in the user setting files?

I'm hoping to attain a setup where every keybinding/setting/menu-item/etc. is explicitly defined by me.

Also - I'm currently aware of the user settings & keybindings files. Is there a user file for command-palette/context-menu/etc. entries? Or a way to override contributions/extension-files that persists through updates, as with %APPDATA%\Sublime Text 3\Packages in SublimeText? (see: Package Control > Customizing Packages)

[sandy081]

@Enteleform You can disable the complete extension but not each contribution from it.

Settings are always inherited from Default settings and are overridden by user settings.

There is no explicit file for commands and context menus. They all come from extension's package.json file.