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Usually in VSCode and other terminal emulators you're able to remove the last piece of code with Ctrl+Supr.
For example, given the command git clone https://, it would remove all the text from the currently selected position until it finds a symbol or space. One key press would lead to git clone https, another would lead to git clone, etc.
Proposal
Implement this shortcut
Prior Art (Optional)
I will post a demonstration soon because I am having problems accessing Github on GNOME Web. Also, willing to do it myself if someone points out how it's done :)
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Problem
Usually in VSCode and other terminal emulators you're able to remove the last piece of code with Ctrl+Supr.
For example, given the command
git clone https://
, it would remove all the text from the currently selected position until it finds a symbol or space. One key press would lead togit clone https
, another would lead togit clone
, etc.Proposal
Implement this shortcut
Prior Art (Optional)
I will post a demonstration soon because I am having problems accessing Github on GNOME Web. Also, willing to do it myself if someone points out how it's done :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: