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Breadcrumbs command to "go up/down" a folder during navigation #77343

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amelio-vazquez-reina opened this issue Jul 13, 2019 · 5 comments · Fixed by #77848
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Breadcrumbs command to "go up/down" a folder during navigation #77343

amelio-vazquez-reina opened this issue Jul 13, 2019 · 5 comments · Fixed by #77848
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Are there any commands in VScode to navigate "up" or "down" (a folder, directly) in a selection in breadcrumbs?

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@amelio-vazquez-reina amelio-vazquez-reina changed the title Breadcrumbs command to "go up" in the selection Breadcrumbs command to "go up/down" a folder during navigation Jul 13, 2019
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jrieken commented Jul 22, 2019

@joaomoreno for what the command id is but pressing ArrowLeft does the job for me

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The command is actually list.collapse. It will collapse a node. If already collapsed, it will select the parent. Should we implement a command to simply select the parent?

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DiamondYuan commented Jul 23, 2019 •
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I can do this and have a try。

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The command is actually list.collapse. It will collapse a node. If already collapsed, it will select the parent. Should we implement a command to simply select the parent?

i make a PR but not very clear about how primary work.

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Command is list.focusParent, you'll be able to configure a custom key binding when it's out.

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[wip]feat: support list.focusParent command
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