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In VS Code, if I reformat a section, and no reformatting is needed (i.e. nothing changes), the "empty" format step should not be added to the undo/redo stack.
That is, if I type a letter, then press Alt-Q and nothing changes, when I press Ctrl-Z, the letter I typed should be undone. Currently, I need to press Ctrl-Z twice for that to happen.
Not a major issue, just something I noticed.
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In VS Code, if I reformat a section, and no reformatting is needed (i.e. nothing changes), the "empty" format step should not be added to the undo/redo stack.
That is, if I type a letter, then press Alt-Q and nothing changes, when I press Ctrl-Z, the letter I typed should be undone. Currently, I need to press Ctrl-Z twice for that to happen.
Not a major issue, just something I noticed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: