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🐞 'codeedit' Shell Command is disabled

Open radiospiel opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

Description

Did a fresh install of the latest release. codeedit has not been installed before.

I find that the "Install" button on "Settings / General / 'codeedit' shell command" is disabled. Is this a bug, or do I do something wrong?

To Reproduce

Did a fresh install of the latest release. codeedit has not been installed before.

I find that the "Install" button on "Settings / General / 'codeedit' shell command" is disabled. Is this a bug, or do I do something wrong?

Expected Behavior

should let me install

Version Information

Version 0.0.3-alpha (35)

Additional Context

No response

Screenshots

Screenshot 2023-06-27 at 21 52 29

radiospiel avatar Jun 27 '23 19:06 radiospiel

It is just disabled on code. It is not bug. I don't know why, but someone did it.(maybe author of this code?) I'll let you know about it after i check the commit history. image

Pribess avatar Jul 06 '23 03:07 Pribess

We should look into why this is disabled and what happens when we remove the disabled modifier and try to click it.

We should also decide on what should happen after the user installs the codeeditshell command. Should this setting disappear? Should the button be disabled? Should it remain enabled to allow users to reinstall?

austincondiff avatar Aug 02 '23 16:08 austincondiff

We should look into why this is disabled and what happens when we remove the disabled modifier and try to click it.

We should also decide on what should happen after the user installs the codeeditshell command. Should this setting disappear? Should the button be disabled? Should it remain enabled to allow users to reinstall?

I think it should remain to allow the user to uninstall it, as opposed to it disappearing. Keeps it simple and eliminates difficulty for the user in figuring out how to uninstall it.

scrapp08 avatar Aug 26 '23 10:08 scrapp08

We should look into why this is disabled and what happens when we remove the disabled modifier and try to click it.

We should also decide on what should happen after the user installs the codeeditshell command. Should this setting disappear? Should the button be disabled? Should it remain enabled to allow users to reinstall?

I think it should remain to allow the user to uninstall it, as opposed to it disappearing.

I agree.

Pribess avatar Aug 26 '23 11:08 Pribess