vscode: QuickPick with accessibilitySupport:on on type does not auto select first element if there is no string match
Issue Type: Bug
Linux
- Launch VScode insiders, have
editor.accessibilitySupport:on - Open a file that contains some lines.
- Press ctrl + g.
- Type a number in the range suggested.
- Press the enter key.
The focus should be moved to the specified line, but in my environment nothing happens.
Isidor comment: The acutal issue is that Quick Pick on type on linux does not select the first element (if there is no substring matching). When enter is hit no element is selected and nothing happens. Thus I can also reproduce this for Quick Outline for example.
About this issue
- Original URL
- State: closed
- Created 4 years ago
- Comments: 17 (8 by maintainers)
Commits related to this issue
- fix #93610 — committed to microsoft/vscode by bpasero 4 years ago
@joanmarie Confirmed, after press down arrow and enter, orca presents the line X and I can navigate in the file.
@isidorn I think you are looking for a different chmarti!
@bpasero I can confirm that the problem happens when editor.accessibilitySupport is set to on.
I ran code-insiders again using an empty folder and did not activate accessibility. I pressed ctrl + n to create an empty file and inserted 3 lines in it. After that I pressed ctrl + g, typed 1 and hit the enter key. Then I pressed shift + end, ctrl + c, opened a file using gedit and pressed ctrl + v. The first line inserted in the file created in VSCode was included in the file opened in gedit.