Possible keybind overlap with Atom?

[Jay1]

I don't do this very often, pardon my Github etiquette,

CTRL-ALT-B (build:trigger on atom-build) overlap with editor:move-to-previous-subword-boundary from atom-text-editor (which is the case by default I believe)

I don't know if it's a well known fact and I'm stating the obvious here, but I had to rebind build:trigger for a few months now, every new patch.

[noseglid]

Which version of build do you have? This was already reported in #168 and (supposedly) fixed in #172 . This was released in v0.46.0.

[Jay1]

version : 0.47.0

By the way the default keybind from atom is set in \keymaps\emacs.json
This is my build.json

{
  ".platform-darwin atom-workspace, .platform-darwin atom-text-editor": {
    "cmd-alt-b": "build:trigger",
    "cmd-alt-v": "build:toggle-panel",
    "cmd-alt-g": "build:error-match",
    "cmd-alt-h": "build:error-match-first",
    "cmd-alt-t": "build:select-active-target"
  },
  ".platform-linux atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-text-editor, .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-win32 atom-text-editor": {
    "ctrl-alt-b": "build:trigger",
    "ctrl-alt-v": "build:toggle-panel",
    "ctrl-alt-g": "build:error-match",
    "ctrl-alt-h": "build:error-match-first",
    "ctrl-alt-t": "build:select-active-target"
  },
  ".build": {
    "escape": "build:stop"
  },
  ".build-confirm": {
    "enter": "build:confirm",
    "escape": "build:no-confirm"
  }
}

[noseglid]

Yes, that is what the build.json keymap should look like. Could you bring up the Key-binding resolver (via the command palette) and press ctrl-alt-b or cmd-alt-b depending on OS? What does it show?

[Jay1]

On windows 10

Edit: From what I undersand Atom should give priority to the command highlighted in green, but it does not appear to be the case currently.

Edit2: Nevermind, apparently some kind of operating system glitch prevented my atom to properly use this hotkey, after a hard reboot and a refresh of Atom folder and savefiles everything is fine and CTRL-ALT-B will build my code now.

Thanks for your help @noseglid