After installining ctrl+shift+k does not work.

[pachecogon]

I wonder why is not working for me. I was about to add that shortcut. "ctrl+shift+k" but I found it already exists there. For me ctrl+shift+k adds ""
Maybe is because that was manually set? Is there a way that when you install this it tells you about collisions?

[pachecogon]

It seems that the problem is the actual block comment from visual studio. That was adding for python "" and at the end of the block "" I change the ctrl+shift+k to be the toggle line comment. That work for me as a work around.

[auchenberg]

Closing as this seemed to be a collision caused by multiple keymaps.

[WeaverOfTheWeb]

@auchenberg This keyboard shortcut recently stopped working for me too since the most recent update, but v1.0.2 works fine. Any idea why this could be? I'm on W10.

[Jesperi02]

At least for me, Ctrl + shift + k seems to be for removing comments.
Ctrl + shift + q which is supposed to "removeCommentLine" creates a block comment...
Ctrl + q and Ctrl + k both add comments, but when pressed multiple times, q toggles comments, but k keeps adding more comments.

This is the only keymap i'm using. Are the docs wrong for anybody else?

tested v1.0.7 with Ubuntu 20 and Win 10.

[jamesthelass]

ctrl + shift + k and ctrl + shift + q are swapped; the details info on the extension page shows that ctrl + shift + k inserts block comment but in VSCode it removes the leading comment character and vice versa for ctrl + shift + q

ctrl + k does not add comments; VSCode opens chords with ctrl + k, so I think this particular keybind is not a good one to keep in general.

'Fold level 8' : alt + 8 doesn't exist as a command in VSCode, so the keymap does nothing

'Replace' : ctrl + h is already in VSCode

'Redo' : ctrl + y is already in VSCode

'Delete All Right' : shift + cmd + delete doesn't exist in Windows; shift + Windows key + delete is already in VSCode in Windows and is not listed in the details info on the extension page

'Column Select' : alt + c doesn't appear to function even when expression is changed to editorFocus or editorTextFocus