image_viewer: Reveal images in file manager from keyboard shortcut - #56438
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Hey @terror - sorry were late getting around to this PR, but all looks good on my end. I wish we could use the same keybinding here that we use in the project panel's Anyway, no issues with this PR, so I'm going to merge. Thank you! |
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…ed-industries#56438) Resolves zed-industries#55617 This diff makes the standard Reveal in Finder/File Manager shortcut work when an image tab is focused. Image tabs already expose the reveal action from the tab context menu, but the keyboard shortcut was only bound in the `Editor` context, so pressing `cmd-k r` on macOS or `ctrl-k r` on Linux/Windows did nothing while focus was in the image viewer. With this change, `ImageView` handles the existing `editor::RevealInFileManager` action, and the default keymaps bind the same reveal shortcut in the `ImageViewer` context. This keeps image tabs consistent with text editor tabs while reusing the same project path reveal path used elsewhere. Release Notes: - Fixed Reveal in Finder/File Manager shortcuts not working when an image tab is focused. Co-authored-by: Joseph T. Lyons <JosephTLyons@gmail.com>
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…ed-industries#56438) Resolves zed-industries#55617 This diff makes the standard Reveal in Finder/File Manager shortcut work when an image tab is focused. Image tabs already expose the reveal action from the tab context menu, but the keyboard shortcut was only bound in the `Editor` context, so pressing `cmd-k r` on macOS or `ctrl-k r` on Linux/Windows did nothing while focus was in the image viewer. With this change, `ImageView` handles the existing `editor::RevealInFileManager` action, and the default keymaps bind the same reveal shortcut in the `ImageViewer` context. This keeps image tabs consistent with text editor tabs while reusing the same project path reveal path used elsewhere. Release Notes: - Fixed Reveal in Finder/File Manager shortcuts not working when an image tab is focused. Co-authored-by: Joseph T. Lyons <JosephTLyons@gmail.com>
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Resolves #55617
This diff makes the standard Reveal in Finder/File Manager shortcut work when an image tab is focused. Image tabs already expose the reveal action from the tab context menu, but the keyboard shortcut was only bound in the
Editorcontext, so pressingcmd-k ron macOS orctrl-k ron Linux/Windows did nothing while focus was in the image viewer.With this change,
ImageViewhandles the existingeditor::RevealInFileManageraction, and the default keymaps bind the same reveal shortcut in theImageViewercontext. This keeps image tabs consistent with text editor tabs while reusing the same project path reveal path used elsewhere.Release Notes: