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Commits on Mar 8, 2021
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Ensure ⌘⌫ / [⌥]⌘V are not sent to file browser with focused text view
Due to the high priority menus have in the responder chain, we effectively cannot have context menus with key equivalents, if these menu items have explicit targets. We need the explicit targets so that the context menu works when the application is not the active application.
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Strip ‘##’-prefix from release title used with GitHub
The release text is “«title»\n\n«body»” where only the body should be markdown format. Ideally we would only strip the prefix from the title (first line), but that is more complex, and currently we do not use headings in the body.
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Rework API for the Open With submenu
The API expose a few more implementation details and require the user retains the delegate for the duration of the menu’s lifecycle. The upside is that we avoid the global singleton and it is now possible to examine and use the information gathered by the Open With menu delegate.
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The Open With submenu item is a shortcut for opening with default app
This is only when the default application is not TextMate. Ideally the regular “Open” item would change to “Open With «application»” when the selected items are not text documents, and there is an application to handle them, but the code changes required for this are non-trivial because what the item does, is not decided until the user triggers it, and it may not treat all selected items the same.
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