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2.13.15
Joplin 2.13.15 (prod, win32)
Client ID: 2a7576b949b04f8fa45d838d9d98a133
Revision: 7d2c1c0
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Hello,
When I try to assign a shortcut to my new add-on, I see that the shortcut I want to assign already belongs to an add-on that I have deleted, and I am unable to assign the shortcut. Screenshots are attached.
(Jarvis deleted plugin name that I've removed)
The following topic may be related to the issue.
Hi,
For some reason I can't register new shortcuts. I can't click on the save button which remains grayed out.
Thank you!
Hi,
I've reported this on GitHub:
opened 12:19AM - 02 Mar 24 UTC
bug
### Operating system
Linux
### Joplin version
2.14.17
### Desktop version in… fo
Joplin 2.14.17 (dev, linux)
Client ID: 44da07c87ebf4662aa0e0f97f77f7f38
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 46
Keychain Supported: No
Revision: 99e36ee92 (pr/cm/upgrade-cm6)
Backup: 1.4.0
CodeMirror 6 snippets: 0.0.5
### Current behaviour
> [!NOTE]
>
> Original issue report: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/shortcut-assignment-issue-for-add-on/36274
>
Currently, after uninstalling a plugin, commands from that plugin that have been associated with a keyboard shortcut show up as "invalid" in the keyboard settings pane:
Additionally, these shortcuts cannot be reassigned until after clearing them from the original command.
### Expected behaviour
A few things that may make more sense:
1. The command could appear with its original name (rather than the plugin ID) and include `(uninstalled)` rather than `(invalid)`
2. Such shortcuts could be hidden in the search results, attempting to assign these shortcuts to a new plugin would then clear the original shortcut and re-assign.
### Logs
_No response_
Until that's fixed, it's possible to:
search for the old shortcut:
Click Edit and clear the shortcut by pressing backspace .
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Thanks for the support and tips!
system
1 April 2024 00:41
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