Output tab cannot be pinned to the second column
See original GitHub issueDescription:
When running a query in the VsCode (using Shift+Enter
in MacOs), the output tab opens in the second column, when rerunning the same query for the second time the output tab opens in the first column.
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Expected outcome
Every time a query is run the output tab must open in the column it was opened before, instead of opening the tab in the first column.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 2 years ago
- Reactions:3
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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This is fixed with the nightly vscode 1.64 build via microsoft/vscode#138914 via 57e2ed6.
I can replicate this…
The problem comes from a
editor.reveal()
call that is used to focus the existing query result window to the foreground of it’s respective panel in case it isn’t already visible.This used to work fine, the recent vscode update I think changed something.
Even though it’s being called to reveal in the same ViewColumn it’s already in it appears to be switching, which I agree is highly annoying.
Still investigating, but this may be an issue with vscode and not the extension.