Bug Report
I'm aware this is not a major bug, but I beg you please I was hoping you could add a Jira ticket. I'm aware this issues here are untracked. But I use your nice extension all the time and I was hoping you'd address my problem 😭 .
Current Behavior
I usually use my keyboard for navigation, using tabs and enter and arrows to navigate between collections/documents. However, every time I expand a collection to view its documents the cursor gets reset to the top and I have to use arrow keys to move back to view the documents.
Expected Behavior/Code
I wished that the cursor would remain at the same location after expanding the list in the listview so that I can drop into the expanded section and navigate via keyboard (like other vscode listviews like file explorer for example).
Environment
- node.js / npm versions: 22.13.1 / 11.0.0
- OS: Windows 10
Possible Solution
Please store the cursor position within the list view beforehand and move the focus to that location after expansion.
Additional Context/Screenshots
As you can see, my mouse pointer (the pencil) is stationary, I only moved it at the end to stop the recording, but I used my keyboard (arrow keys and enter) to traverse the listview.
Bug Report
I'm aware this is not a major bug, but I beg you please I was hoping you could add a Jira ticket. I'm aware this issues here are untracked. But I use your nice extension all the time and I was hoping you'd address my problem 😭 .
Current Behavior
I usually use my keyboard for navigation, using tabs and enter and arrows to navigate between collections/documents. However, every time I expand a collection to view its documents the cursor gets reset to the top and I have to use arrow keys to move back to view the documents.
Expected Behavior/Code
I wished that the cursor would remain at the same location after expanding the list in the listview so that I can drop into the expanded section and navigate via keyboard (like other vscode listviews like file explorer for example).
Environment
Possible Solution
Please store the cursor position within the list view beforehand and move the focus to that location after expansion.
Additional Context/Screenshots
As you can see, my mouse pointer (the pencil) is stationary, I only moved it at the end to stop the recording, but I used my keyboard (arrow keys and enter) to traverse the listview.