From @PhilBax on February 22, 2018 16:24

I'm very used to this shortcut in Visual Studio. I've made the customization myself, but I would guess it would be nice to have it as a default for this extension.

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#31

It looks like an Azure Pipelines project was setup vscode-vs-keybindings but not configured.
Perhaps we could setup one like has been done for other Microsoft VS Code extensions like vscode-eslint.

It doesn't appear that the latest version is available for install from Visual Studio Code

This may be linked to another issue Visual Studio Keymap references old GitHub repository on Visual Studio Marketplace #21

After the recent update

Version: 1.75.0
Commit: e2816fe719a4026ffa1ee0189dc89bdfdbafb164
Date: 2023-02-01T15:29:17.766Z
Electron: 19.1.9
Chromium: 102.0.5005.194
Node.js: 16.14.2
V8: 10.2.154.23-electron.0
OS: Linux x64 5.4.0-91-lowlatency
Sandboxed: No

certain user keybindings are not working anymore. This goes along with other issues I've noticed, like keybindings beeing displayed, either wrong or very confusingly in the keybindings interface.

Tested with all extension disabled:
Yes

How to recreate:
Since I had never any troubles with my keybindings (and snippets, which also don't work anymore after the update) and now after the update to 1.75.0 many things are broken, I suppose to recreate the bug just update to 1.75.0, idealy on Linux Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. I don't know what to do, other than that.

Screenshot of the debug output:

Maybe or maybe not directly related to the issue, but as a side note that might help tracking down the bug, here a screenshot of the keybindings beeing incorrectly displayed in the UI. And to make it clear, this is not an accidental overlap or double assignment. I previously cleared the keybindings for these actions completely and the assigned them in the UI using the key combination "ctrl+#".

The binding contributed for workbench.action.navigateBack conflicts with the default binding for the editor "Zoom Out" command. This was masked by vscode 37034 so that the Source of the new binding was "Default" instead of something more clear (like "vs-keybindings" as proposed here or here ). This led to me submitting an issue (now closed) here, but then ending up with this report.

I use vscode-solution-explorer and I wanna use custom shortcut to focus custom solution explorer. This is a solution explorer like in Visual Studio. I apologize for offtop maybe, but can you tell me what to do to set up shortcut for this extension?

There is confusion which GitHub repository should be used.

Extension inside VS Code still points to "old" @rebornix repository.
As a result, new PR are made there, not here.

Can you please fix this, at least update repository url inside VS Code extension.

Visual Studio Keymap references old GitHub repository on Visual Studio Marketplace

rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings should be microsoft/vscode-vs-keybindings

I have used VSCode for a time and new to Visual Studio. VS shortcuts is very difference to VSCode. When I find if there are a way to use VSCode's shortcuts in Visual Studio I find this repo. I wonder if there are a way to port VSCode's keyboard shortcuts to Visual Studio? Thanks!

From @rebornix on November 16, 2017 22:59

From @prenetic on August 16, 2017 17:56

• VSCode Version: 1.15.0
• OS Version: Windows 10 version 1703 (build 15053.540)
• Visual Studio Keymap Version: 0.1.7

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install Visual Studio Keymap extension and reload.
2. Open an editor with any non-empty text file.
3. Place the cursor somewhere in the middle of the text file (remember where) to observe behavior.
4. Select the Source Control tab.
5. Begin typing a commit message (does not matter if file belongs to a repository or not), and then press Ctrl+Backspace to delete a word to the left of the cursor within the commit message.
6. Observe that the open file is now dirty and the word to the left of where the cursor in the main editor was placed in step 2 is now missing.
7. In the same commit message, press Ctrl+Delete to delete a word to the right of the cursor within the commit message.
8. Observe that the word to the right of the cursor in the main editor is now missing.

Reproduces without extensions: No

Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#32651

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#24

From @radkoncy on March 28, 2017 9:25

After installing this extension I can't type polish characters "ó" (right alt+O) and "ł" (right alt+L).
This is because of the new shortcuts:

package.json line 104:
{
"key": "ctrl+alt+o",
"command": "workbench.action.output.toggleOutput"
},
{
"key": "ctrl+alt+l",
"command": "workbench.view.explorer"
},

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#10

I know this is likely not the right place for this question, but I'm not sure where the right place would be.

From my understanding this extension brings Visual Studio keybindings to Visual Studio Code. I would like to do the opposite: I'm familiar with VSCode keybindings and would like to use them in Visual Studio (which I very rarely open anymore). Is anyone aware of a plugin/extension/way of accomplishing that? If not, what would it take to make something like that?

Thanks!

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-vs-keybindings/blame/71341bb22ff13831ea3000ec5d75b735bf3d8473/package.json#L27

This project should have a link to a package that does the inverse: VSCode binding in Visual Studio. This package is the natural search result for either search and either project should link to each other.

If the inverse package does not exist, it should be created.

From @alexandrudima on September 29, 2017 6:5

Extracted from microsoft/vscode#29327 (comment)

From @tohagan

In VSCode 1.16.1 I found that there is a keyboard mapping conflict for Shift-Alt-Down:

• Copy Line Down (wanted)
• cursorColumnSelectDown (not wanted)

Further I found that ALL the cursorColumnSelect* functions have multple keyboard mappings are creating more keyboard shortcut conflicts.

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#19

From @tohagan on October 6, 2017 0:44

• VSCode Version: Code 1.16.1 (27492b6bf3acb0775d82d2f87b25a93490673c6d, 2017-09-14T16:38:23.027Z)
• OS Version: Windows_NT x64 6.1.7601
• Extensions:

After hitting another keyboard shortcut conflict I thought I'd do an exhaustive search for more so I've prepared a spreadsheet that highlights duplicate keyboard mapping to assist in the hunt. Below is an attached Excel sheet that I produced using the steps above to help identify keyboard conflicts and the procedure I used to create this list.

I also found some cases where an identical mapping rule was duplicated which might cause problems with your code maintenance in the future.

Here the conflict that trigged my search:

• "ctrl+shift+g" conflict: "Show SCM" and "workbench.action.files.openFileFolder"

Steps to Reproduce:

1. "Open Keybaord Shortcuts"
2. Edit "keybinding.json"
3. Select ALL (Ctrl-A) and Copy (Ctrl-C)
4. Visit https://konklone.io/json/ to convert JSON to CSV
   • Remove header comment (1 line) before "[" and and all trailing comments after last "]"
5. Download keyboard shortcuts as a CSV file.
6. Open in Excel and sort by 1st column ("key")
7. Use conditional formatting to highlight duplicate key mappings (1st column)
   • Example: http://www.excel-easy.com/examples/find-duplicates.html

Inspect to check for duplicate key mappings that may conflict. I fully understand that you'd need to check the "when" condition. Since we sorted the rules, this sheet does not record the original rule order which may also affect their interpretation. I'm not up on this but I'm assuming you are!

Happy conflict hunting 👍

vscode-keyboard-conflict.xlsx

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#20

Please, add C# 2005 keymap from Visual Studio

This is happening again in 2024 guys! Why?

I disabled all extensions (code --disable-extensions) and then ctrl-delete deletes the whitespace and the word.

Previous cases with the same/similar issue:
microsoft/vscode#29385
#8
rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#18

From @rebornix on November 16, 2017 23:6

From @adison on September 30, 2017 6:57

• VSCode Version: Code 1.16.1 (27492b6bf3acb0775d82d2f87b25a93490673c6d, 2017-09-14T16:24:39.530Z)
• OS Version: Darwin x64 16.7.0
• Extensions:

Steps to Reproduce:

1. use alt + arrow key(left/right) to jump word by word
2. use shift to select anything(word or letter) and try alt + arrow(right/left) again, it can only move letter by letter.

Reproduces without extensions: Yes

Without this feature, it's hard to delete multiple words efficiently.

Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#35412

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#25

From @pantonis on July 20, 2017 7:4

I have downloaed this extension but It does not seem to work. eg. Ctrl E + ctrl D in vs 2017 formats the document. Here it's not working.

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#16

From @rebornix on August 11, 2017 21:51

From @ItWorksOnMyMachine on June 24, 2017 18:10

• VSCode Version: Code 1.13.1 (379d2efb5539b09112c793d3d9a413017d736f89, 2017-06-14T18:21:47.485Z)
• OS Version: Windows_NT ia32 10.0.15063
• Extensions:

I pasted method into the editor but the formatting was off and there were too many spaces before the method name. I used Ctrl+Home to return to the beginning of the line and the pressed Ctrl+Delete with the intention of deleting all whitespace and then pressing my tab key to indent. Unfortunately, the Ctrl+Delete deleted all the whitespace and the method name. I would expect it to delete all whitespace up to, but not including, the method name.
Steps to Reproduce:

Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#29385

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#18

I was trying to find a way that makes vs code shortcuts work in visual studio but I got nothing, even when I chose it from the tools > Environment > Keybindings it doesn't work.
Is there a way to do it?

From @cpmcgrath on January 31, 2018 23:48

In Visual Studio Code. Shift Tab "Outdents" the selected line. In Visual Studio it "Untabs" (removes tab/x spaces from current caret position)
I couldn't see a command to change this to, but would love it if someone could work it out!

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#29

From @fmorriso on December 17, 2017 14:23

"You can see all the keyboard shortcuts in the extension's contribution list."

What does this mean? I cannot find it.

Please provide a straight-forward, easy-to-find, direct link on the main page of this extension to a list (such as markdown or pdf) of the replacement keyboard shortcuts this extension supplies.

Copied from original issue: rebornix/vscode-vs-keybindings#26

• VS Code Version: 1.55.0 - insider
• OS Version: Window 10

Steps to Reproduce:

1. install vscode insider
2. install ms-vscode.vs-keybindings
3. open keyboard shortcut preferences:
   
4. see the difference between the shortcut in the menu and the setting for "Save all" command
5. try to save all with menu defined shortcut works
6. try to save all with preferences defined shortcut doesn't works

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Not applicable

Repro steps:

1. use a macbook
2. open some source code in Visual Studio Code (I'm using typescript, in case the type of code matters)
3. put the cursor on the left side of a word
4. press option-shift-right-arrow

Expected result: the entire word is selected.

Actual result: only one character is selected.

Word-by-word NAVIGATION works in VSC using option-arrow.

Word-by-word SELECTION works in this text-entry box (the UI that I'm using to submit this feedback right now in VSC) using option-shift-arrow.

The same hotkey also performs word selection in every other Mac app.

The same hotkey does NOT perform word selection in VSC's source-code editing window.

Is Alt-Space commonly used for Undo? Or have I missed something? Isn't Ctrl+Z the defacto keybinding for Undo? The only other binding I know of is to shake the device. Seems like a poor choice for this extension.

I struggle to find this functionality in VS code and in your extension, so not sure if it's possible at all.

But would be very nice. The command ID is taken from here:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/default-keyboard-shortcuts-in-visual-studio?view=vs-2022

I think by default it's set to Ctrl+Up Arrow