### Description When the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modal is open, `cmd`+`w` still works and the TabBar's selected tab background does not dim. `cmd`+`w` also closes the 'Open Quickly' and 'Quick Actions' modals. ### To Reproduce 1. Open a folder containing multiple files in CodeEdit. 1. Double click on a few files to open them in the editor view. 1. Use `cmd` `shift` `o` to show the 'Open Quickly' modal. - Or `cmd` `shift` `p` to show the 'Quick Actions' modal. 1. Notice that the TabBar's selected tab is not dimmed. 1. Use `cmd` `w` to close the selected tab. ### Expected Behavior When the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modal is open, close tab shortcut should not work. `cmd`+`w` should not close the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modal ### Version Information CodeEdit: 0.1.0-dev (38) macOS: 14.5 Xcode: 15.4 ### Additional Context _No response_ ### Screenshots **CodeEdit:** https://github.com/CodeEditApp/CodeEdit/assets/49006567/f0a003f1-55ec-4563-8e20-dfc40f3a5922 **Xcode:** https://github.com/CodeEditApp/CodeEdit/assets/49006567/5902930d-610f-4b99-8b92-7edf55195bd5
Description
When the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modal is open,
cmd+wstill works and the TabBar's selected tab background does not dim.cmd+walso closes the 'Open Quickly' and 'Quick Actions' modals.To Reproduce
cmdshiftoto show the 'Open Quickly' modal.cmdshiftpto show the 'Quick Actions' modal.cmdwto close the selected tab.Expected Behavior
When the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modal is open, close tab shortcut should not work.
cmd+wshould not close the 'Open Quickly' or 'Quick Actions' modalVersion Information
CodeEdit: 0.1.0-dev (38)
macOS: 14.5
Xcode: 15.4
Additional Context
No response
Screenshots
CodeEdit:
codeedit.modal.close.tab.mov
Xcode:
xcode.modal.close.tab.mov