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When there's only one cursor, hitting cmd-D = "Select Next Occurrence" highlights the entire word where the cursor currently sits. When there are multiple cursors, the same command does nothing in Zed, but it should behave the same way, selecting every word each cursor currently sits. It's quite disruptive to me since I personally does this a lot. Refer to VS Code.
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When there's only one cursor, hitting cmd-D = "Select Next Occurrence" highlights the entire word where the cursor currently sits. When there are multiple cursors, the same command does nothing in Zed, but it should behave the same way, selecting every word each cursor currently sits. It's quite disruptive to me since I personally does this a lot. Refer to VS Code.
Environment
Zed: v0.119.2 (Zed Preview)
OS: macOS 14.2.0
Memory: 16 GiB
Architecture: aarch64
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