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ZH-TW | VS Code 1.0 Unable to Work with English Command Correctly #6108

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terrysheng opened this issue May 4, 2016 · 2 comments
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@terrysheng
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Steps to Reproduce:

  1. execute "code . --locale=zh-tw" in command prompt to launch VS Code 1.0 with Chinese Taiwan UI.
  2. press "F1" to show command palette and try to input ">configure".
  3. input Chinese Traditional chars ">設定" instead.
    (please refer to my screenshot attached)

result:
No result for searching keywords started from "configure", but searching "設定" worked.

expectation:
"Commands" in command palette should not be localized.

In addition, the issue here is not about the “searchable”. It is how the user input command.
For example, if a user wants to switch to a git branch, he inputs >git: branch in EN locale of VSCode. (and “git branch” in command prompt)
But in zh-tw locale, “>git: branch” command doesn’t work, and user have to input “>git: 分支” instead.
I believe most of the local developers won't use IME to input Chinese characters for command input.

So, I suggest we can support the command in both English and localized string (e.g. Chinese Traditional)
Thanks.
Terry

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wyntau commented May 5, 2016

please see #4679

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bpasero commented May 5, 2016

You can give it a try from our insiders release today: http://code.visualstudio.com/Download#insiders

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