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Fix failing QuickOpen unit tests #10922
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…tens for Enter on keydown, not keyup; expects an "input" event to follow every text change (Enter key processing now waits until text change events have caught up so Enter key never takes effect if change event never comes)
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Thanks Peter. The Tests are now passing through on both Windows and Mac. |
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Fix failing QuickOpen unit tests.
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Fix QuickOpen unit tests after introduction of QuickSearchField - listens for Enter on keydown, not keyup; expects an "input" event to follow every text change (Enter key processing now waits until text change events have caught up so Enter key never takes effect if change event never comes)