Unexpected scrolling when Command-clicking or saving since VS Code v1.65.0
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Hey, I'm assuming that some APIs broke since the version 1.65.0, whenever I hold Command and hover over some text that is clickable, it automatically scrolls to the bottom. This also happens when I just do Command+S to save.
My files are .tsx and .ts, not sure if that has something to do with it. I'm not sure how to properly replicate it, if you need more info just let me know.
Experiencing the same behaviour with .js, .md and .mdx files with VS Code v1.65.1 (windows) and I save the document.
Hi, Thank you for reporting the issue, in your .tsx and .ts file, in the bottom toolbar, there must be an AutoScroll Button and status, is it active?
@PejmanNik Yes, I can confirm that it was only occurring when this was active
Please check with the last version (1.1.0); it must have been fixed. Feel free to reopen the issue.
Hey, unfortunately, I'm still experiencing the issue...
Can you please take a screenshot from the VSCode toolbar? did you try to reactive the Auto-scroll for that file?
I am also still having the same problem. Version 1.1.0 of AutoScroll, Last updated 3/20/22. VS Code v 1.65.2.
Every time I save a document with AS ticked, it jumps to the second to last line of the file.
Click on the AS so it will be disabled for that file. Did you manually active it? What is your file extension?
I have the same version as @Niphyr, here's a video of the issue. I also tried to replicate it and looks like these steps should be able to replicate it:
- open new VS Code window
- create empty file and insert some lines
- save it
- turn on AutoScroll
- click to insert cursor into left editor somewhere on the start
- save file - here you should get scrolled down to second to last line
If that doesn't replicate it, you can try to open another file in a different tile so you have two editors next to each other.
Screen.Recording.2022-03-28.at.11.11.17.AM.mov
It is how this extension works. Any changes on the file cause scroll down. Why do you active it on this file? It will be active/deactivated per file. You need to activate it for log files only, and it will remember this next time you open that file.
Deactivating AS for the specific extension I was having issues with resolved the issue for me.
Yes, but for some reason this wasn't an issue until VS Code v1.65.0. Also I believe the auto scroll was enabled by default, because it started happening out of nowhere.
I mean, we can probably close this, I don't mind, but is the enabled state persisted? I think I'd prefer it to be always disabled by default. Or there could be a setting for extensions which are always enabled.
@effektsvk Based on the design it must be disabled by default for all extensions unless it is a log file, the active/deactivated will persist for each individual file.
yes, something breaks the logic and I like to solve the problem so now if you open any non-log file the plugin is active by default?
I tried creating new .txt, .js and .log file and it was turned off by default on all of them, so it should be fine. :)
ok then, Thank you