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File search shortcut
See original GitHub issueInstead of having a search box in left, won’t it be better to have a search box that pops up on hitting cmd+P with the fuzzy search? I think developers are more used to it.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Cool. I will look into that then.
@ritz078 I really can’t look come up with something straight. Do we need to use (CMD), how about using SHIFT?