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When I want to delete a word in a JSON file using ctrl + backspace (Windows) or option + backspace (Mac) in a JSON file this extension instead deletes everything until including the next occurring ".
Example:
{
"key": "this is some| value"^ cursor
}
After hitting ctrl/option + backspace I get this:
{
"key": | value"^ cursor
}
This is not what I expect to happen. Only the word some should be deleted in this case. I've noticed this behavior only in JSON files. And it disappears as soon as I disable this extension.
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@Jasonlhy it seems this issue really doesn't exist anymore. If you didn't fix it, I guess it was a bug in VS Code itself and it has been fixed on their side. 🤷♂️
In that case this issue can be closed. Unless you want it to stay open because you've mentioned another problem.
When I want to delete a word in a JSON file using
ctrl
+backspace
(Windows) oroption
+backspace
(Mac) in a JSON file this extension instead deletes everything until including the next occurring"
.Example:
After hitting
ctrl/option
+backspace
I get this:This is not what I expect to happen. Only the word
some
should be deleted in this case. I've noticed this behavior only in JSON files. And it disappears as soon as I disable this extension.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: