Fix preview flag not being respected for custom editor openWith command #255247
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The
previewoption was being ignored when usingvscode.commands.executeCommand('vscode.openWith', uri, editorId, {preview: true}). This caused custom editors to always open in pinned mode (tab not italicized) instead of respecting the user's preview preference.Problem
When calling:
The tab would always appear pinned (not italicized) instead of in preview mode (italicized), indicating that the
preview: trueoption was being ignored.Root Cause
In
src/vs/workbench/browser/parts/editor/editorCommands.ts, theAPI_OPEN_WITH_EDITOR_COMMAND_IDcommand implementation had a hardcodedpinned: truethat was overriding user preferences:Even though the user's
{preview: true}gets correctly converted to{pinned: false}by the type converter, the hardcodedpinned: truewas preventing this preference from being respected.Solution
Removed the hardcoded
pinned: trueto allow user preferences to take precedence:This makes the
openWithcommand consistent with the regularopencommand, which doesn't have a hardcodedpinnedvalue.Testing
Added comprehensive unit tests in
src/vs/workbench/test/browser/parts/editor/editorCommandsOpenWith.test.tscovering:preview: trueis specifiedpreview: falseis specifiedImpact
This fix ensures that:
The change is minimal and surgical, affecting only the specific problematic code path without impacting other functionality.
Fixes #235535.
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