Fix New-EditorFile adding content in current file #1997
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The object returned from GetEditorContext() always points to the original file in CurrentFile. We need to get an updated object after opening or creating a file to insert text in the right editor. Fix PowerShell/vscode-powershell#3192
PowerShell#869 forgot to assign a returned editorcontext, causing new output from the command. Assigning to null.
andyleejordan
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Ah, great fix, thanks @fflaten! (Also I spy yet another file I didn't even know existed 🤫)
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PR Summary
Updates
New-EditorFileto insert text in the newly created editor as intended.Also took the liberty to drop the
EditorContext-object currently being returned fromOut-CurrentFileafter #869. I'm 99% sure that's unintended 🙂 /cc @dfinkePR Context
Fix PowerShell/vscode-powershell#3192