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The “Group By" context menu flashes after clicking "Group By" button when focusing on any view but the RESOURCES #897

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v-meilei opened this issue Aug 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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OS: Win10
Build Version: 20240809.1
Visual Studio Code Version: 1.93.0-insider (user setup)

Repro Steps:

  1. Make sure the account signed in and not focused on the RESOURCES view.
  2. Click the "Group By" button.
  3. Check whether to display the “Group By" context menu.

Expect:
The “Group By" context menu can normally display after clicking "Group By" button when focusing on any view.

Actual:
The “Group By" context menu flashes after clicking "Group By" button.
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More Info:
This issue doesn't reproduce on VS Code IDE.

@v-meilei v-meilei added the AT-CTI Created by CTI team label Aug 12, 2024
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MicroFish91 commented Aug 14, 2024

Under more info I'm assuming that this means it's not reproducing the VS Code desktop application, is this correct? Which environment are you reproducing this issue on?

Does the issue continue to persist after restarting the application?

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v-meilei commented Aug 15, 2024

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  1. This issue only repro on VS Code-Insiders.
  2. This issue still repro after restarting the VS Code-Insiders.
  3. This issue also repro on all azure extension icons on WORKSPACE if not focused on WORKSPACE view, such as below:
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I can also reproduce this. The workaround is to focus the view prior to clicking a button on the ribbon. I verified that this reproduced on other extensions as well (not just ours) so it seems like something that VS Code rolled out.

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