Refs: #94677
Complexity: 2
If you are on Windows setup NVDA screen reader.
If you are on Linux setup Orca latest from source (tested that it work on Ubuntu 18, ArchLinux, Fedora 31. Ubuntu 19 showed some issue) docs. Some troubleshooting
Turn on your screen reader, open VS Code. For NVDA press Insrt + End and the status bar content should be read. Make sure that what is read makes sense and captures what you see in the status bar.
For Orca you can orca -s from the command line and configure the keybinding for the read status command. Trigger that command and make sure that the status bar gets read out.
In both cases no duplicated content should be read out, and what is being read should be concise and descriptive enough.
Refs: #94677
Complexity: 2
If you are on Windows setup NVDA screen reader.
If you are on Linux setup Orca latest from source (tested that it work on Ubuntu 18, ArchLinux, Fedora 31. Ubuntu 19 showed some issue) docs. Some troubleshooting
Turn on your screen reader, open VS Code. For NVDA press
Insrt + Endand the status bar content should be read. Make sure that what is read makes sense and captures what you see in the status bar.For Orca you can
orca -sfrom the command line and configure the keybinding for the read status command. Trigger that command and make sure that the status bar gets read out.In both cases no duplicated content should be read out, and what is being read should be concise and descriptive enough.