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Disable Tabs by setting the rule "workbench.editor.showTabs": false in User settings settings.json and change the behavior of cmd+w by binding it to workbench.action.closeEditorsInGroup as mentioned in Stacks & Tabs: Added or changed commands #6605 in Keyboard Shortcuts keybindings.json
Select a file to edit with cmd+p.
Repeat step 2 with several different files.
Open a new editor pane with cmd+2.
Use step 2 in the new pane to open a file for editing.
Repeat step 3 in the new pane.
Attempt to close the new pane with cmd+w then the first pane.
Expected Results:
The pane closes using cmd+w.
Actual Results:
cmd+w does not always close the group, just the file.
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A number of days has past without answer on the questions asked. I am
thereby going to close this issue to clean up our backlog of issues. Once
you can answer on the questions, the issue can be reopened again. Thanks
for understanding this process!
Steps to Reproduce:
"workbench.editor.showTabs": false
in User settings settings.json and change the behavior of cmd+w by binding it toworkbench.action.closeEditorsInGroup
as mentioned in Stacks & Tabs: Added or changed commands #6605 in Keyboard Shortcuts keybindings.jsonExpected Results:
The pane closes using cmd+w.
Actual Results:
cmd+w does not always close the group, just the file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: