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Beautify Editor
command should come first in command palette list
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I recommend using a keyboard shortcut for
I am not entirely sure why it would appear first ( |
Beautify Editor
command should come first in command palette list
That annoys me a lot. I don't use beautify enough to remember the keyboard shortcut and now I frequently hit this debug thing. (I still like the plugin a lot, but this feels like a regression in usability to me) |
Me, too.
The addition of the Debug command is an excellent feature with many advantages, given the large quantity of Issues created and the severe lack of quality in debugging information provided by users to allow me to resolve them. However, I do see your use case, and while it is a little "bug", and not even Atom Beautify's fault -- it is caused by how Atom orders the commands, see atom/command-palette#2 (comment) and atom/command-palette#28 and https://github.com/atom/fuzzaldrin -- I will attempt to find a solution for you, since you are resistant to the common practice of using keyboard shortcuts. |
Published fix to v0.22.4 Please check and let me know it works for you. |
Looks great! I had to restart atom to see it, so make sure you do that if you’re verifying! Thanks so much! |
Yeah, updating packages in Atom rarely works well. I make it a habit of always restarting Atom after any package changes.
You're welcome! Let me know if there's anything else. |
Fantastic, that did the trick for me. On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 5:34 PM, Glavin Wiechert notifications@github.com
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Love this plugin. My workflow is usually:
command + shift + p ---> type "beaut" ---> hit enter.
The new version added a "debug" command that is at the top of the auto complete list and it causes me to hit it all the time.
I don't know the origin of the debug command, but would it be possible to at least order it at the bottom so it doesn't accidentally fire?
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