Split Editors: non .log file is scrolled

[Brains]

Have two split editors opened at the same time, with .log and .fs files.

The settings autoscroll.autoScrollAllOpenedFiles is disabled

When .log editor is active, auto scroll works fine, as indented.

If activate .fs editor, auto scroll still works on each change, which seems to be a bug, have to disable it manually each time.
On the screen below the cursor is inside .fs file while Auto Scroll is still active.

If there is a single editor opened, switching between these files by Ctrl+Tab deactivates Auto Scroll in .fs file, as expected.

Saw #3, very similar, but it was about two different .log files, while current issue is about files with different extensions.

[LiveFreeAndRoam]

I also see AutoScroll being automatically enabled for non-log files (e.g. .conf, .py and I think others too). Worse, it seems to happen in a rather inconsistent fashion, eg. not all .py files result in AutoScroll. I'm wondering whether there is some sort of dynamic determination whether the file is a log file.

I'm using it on a Remote SSH VScode instance.

Not sure it matters, but I have two additional file associations for log files in my settings.json....

  "files.associations": {
    "**/*.html": "html",
    "**/*.sample": "bitbake",
    "**/log.*": "log",
    "**/*_log": "log",
    "**/requirements{/**,*}.{txt,in}": "pip-requirements",
    "**/run.*": "bitbake",
    "**/templates/**/*": "django-txt",
    "**/templates/**/*.html": "django-html"
  },

My settings autoscroll.autoScrollAllOpenedFiles is disabled.

If this tool wasn't so useful, I would not have persisted with it. Hopefully, this can be addressed soon. Let me know if you need more info.

[PejmanNik]

Please check with the last version (1.1.0); it must have been fixed. Feel free to reopen the issue.

[Brains]

Thank you. Have different setup right now, not able to check. But will do that right after come back.