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Cycle through Search History with up/down arrows #8959

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danieltomasku opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #9524
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Cycle through Search History with up/down arrows #8959

danieltomasku opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #9524
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enhancement issues that are enhancements to current functionality - nice to haves help wanted issues meant to be picked up, require help search in workspace issues related to the search-in-workspace

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One helpful feature of VS Code is the ability to use the up/down arrows to cycle through your search history within search inputs. Looks like this can be done from most components that leverage search, e.g. global search, within-file search, terminal search, etc. It would be great if Theia could have this as well since currently there is no way to access previous search queries!

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(It's hard to tell from the video above, but I am using the up/down keys to access previous searches)

@vince-fugnitto vince-fugnitto added enhancement issues that are enhancements to current functionality - nice to haves search in workspace issues related to the search-in-workspace help wanted issues meant to be picked up, require help labels Jan 18, 2021
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