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Preferences/Setting scroll issue #14157

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safisa opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #14170
Closed
Tracked by #13192

Preferences/Setting scroll issue #14157

safisa opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #14170
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safisa commented Sep 12, 2024

Bug Description:

Hi,
In the latest Theia build 1.53, there is an issue when opening an extension setting with an inner setting folders/categories like Redhat java extension (Language support for java) or the CSS Language Features. When going to the settings of this extension, and trying to scroll on the right side view (settings properties), the left side tree view collapses all the extensions node and moves the focus to the node before --> bad UX.

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  1. see there attached recording

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Screen.Recording.2024-09-12.at.10.50.53.mov
  • Operating System: Mac
  • Theia Version: Theia 1.53
@tsmaeder tsmaeder added the preferences issues related to preferences label Sep 13, 2024
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tsmaeder commented Sep 13, 2024

Yeah, this is quite annoying: added it to the Theia IDE epic.

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msujew commented Sep 16, 2024

Will be fixed by #14170.

@sgraband sgraband added this to the 1.54.0 milestone Sep 26, 2024
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