…ed-industries#48201)

Release Notes:

- Added support for dismissing the toolchain path selector via `esc`.

…`esc` (zed-industries#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a path

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, the dialog is immediately dismissed, and the path is never resolved or made available

…`esc` (zed-industries#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent, and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the ScopePicker being presented

#49504)

…`esc` (#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a
path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent,
and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the
ScopePicker being presented

cc: @JosephTLyons 

Release Notes:

- Fixed a regression where the toolchain path selector would immediately
dismiss upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new
toolchains.

#49504)

…`esc` (#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a
path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent,
and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the
ScopePicker being presented

cc: @JosephTLyons 

Release Notes:

- Fixed a regression where the toolchain path selector would immediately
dismiss upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new
toolchains.

#49504)

…`esc` (#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a
path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent,
and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the
ScopePicker being presented

cc: @JosephTLyons 

Release Notes:

- Fixed a regression where the toolchain path selector would immediately
dismiss upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new
toolchains.

#49504) (cherry-pick to stable) (#49529)

Cherry-pick of #49504 to stable

----
…`esc` (#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a
path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent,
and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the
ScopePicker being presented

cc: @JosephTLyons 

Release Notes:

- Fixed a regression where the toolchain path selector would immediately
dismiss upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new
toolchains.

Co-authored-by: Kurian Jojo <67583328+polyesterswing@users.noreply.github.com>

#49504) (cherry-pick to preview) (#49528)

Cherry-pick of #49504 to preview

----
…`esc` (#48201)"

This reverts commit 174fc51.

Select toolchain path dialog immediately dismisses upon selecting a
path, preventing the addition of new toolchains

- OpenPathDelegate emits DismissEvents in the `confirm` function too
- when the selection is confirmed, DismissEvent is emitted
- ToolchainSelector calls cancel because it receives the DismissEvent,
and it goes to the Search State
- This prevents the selected toolchain from being resolved and the
ScopePicker being presented

cc: @JosephTLyons 

Release Notes:

- Fixed a regression where the toolchain path selector would immediately
dismiss upon selecting a path, preventing the addition of new
toolchains.

Co-authored-by: Kurian Jojo <67583328+polyesterswing@users.noreply.github.com>