The same key biding can be used to refer to more than one action when set in Preferences > Keybindings tab. As a result, such a key binding will always trigger one action (always the same one) while other actions associated with that key bindings will be ignored.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open Preferences.
- Go to the Keybindings tab.
- Make sure that 'Toggle fullscreen' action uses
F11 as a key binding - if not, make it so.
- Repeat Step 3 for the 'Edit terminal title' action.
- Now both 'Toggle fullscreen' and 'Edit terminal title' actions should refer to the same keybinding, that is
F11.
- Close the Preferences window and press
F11 - this will trigger 'Edit terminal title' action but will ignore 'Toggle fullscreen' action.
I'll create a PR soon that should fix this by not allowing to set duplicate key bindings in the Preferences > Keybinding tab.
The same key biding can be used to refer to more than one action when set in Preferences > Keybindings tab. As a result, such a key binding will always trigger one action (always the same one) while other actions associated with that key bindings will be ignored.
Steps to Reproduce:
F11as a key binding - if not, make it so.F11.F11- this will trigger 'Edit terminal title' action but will ignore 'Toggle fullscreen' action.I'll create a PR soon that should fix this by not allowing to set duplicate key bindings in the Preferences > Keybinding tab.