Incorrect file name for "Recent Edits" workshop

[sun-flat-yamada]

Summary

• The following workshop contents are not "Recently changed files" but "Recent edits".
• Because, I propose to rename the files appropriately.

01-Navigation\3-Navigate_to_somewhere_youve_already_been\3.3-Recently_changed_files.cs
  -> 3.3-Recent_edits.cs

This topic is touched upon in the following discussion:

#28 (comment)

Target scope

• English and Japanese (All currently available language versions)

NOTE

• The English version will simultaneously reflect some of the improvements found in the process of creating the Japanese translation.
• See Proposal for creating a Japanese localized version #20, Proposal for shortcut description #26 and Translate to Japanese 01-Navigation (2, 3) #28 (comment) for details.

@maartenba

[sun-flat-yamada]

Hi, @maartenba .

I have a consultation.

I refer to the cheat sheet of shortcuts to make sure it works before I translate.

However, I'm noticing a few issues that concern me. Since the shortcuts are so diverse, perhaps yours as JetBrains have set a policy on what to include in the cheat sheet.

Is there an appropriate place to discuss this issue?

For examples :

• Some of the feature names are different between ReSharper and Rider
• Some of the features listed in the Workshop are not listed in the cheat sheet (ex. Recent Location : Ctrl+Shift+E)

I'm looking at the following cheat sheets:

• Rider Default IntelliJ keymap ex. "Recent Locations - Ctrl+Shift+E" in the workshop is not listed. It looks like a simple missing error to me.
• Rider ReSharper keymap The "Recent Locations" feature is listed here but name is different from "Recently changes files - Ctrl+Shift+,".
• ReSharper VisualStudio keymap "Recent Locations" feature is listed here but name is different from "View recent edits - Ctrl+Shift+,".

[maartenba]

@khalidabuhakmeh Which ones did you use last time you added them? Was it based on R# or on Rider?

[khalidabuhakmeh]

I've been using the Visual Studio keymaps as a default, but I am on macOS so I'm using the Rider keyboard shortcuts. Like @sun-flat-yamada points out, and we've discussed, keymaps and shortcut keys are hard to put in the documentation.

[maartenba]

Does that help @sun-flat-yamada ? R# VS keymap seems to be leading.

[sun-flat-yamada]

@maartenba , Thanks for inviting @khalidabuhakmeh to this discussion.

But, Umm... I think we are missing the point a little.
If I were to write my expectations in concrete terms, they would be as follows :

• I want to improve my cheat sheet.
  • to unify the names of the same functions.
  • to fix what I think is a mistake.

Is there a place where we can discuss and improve?

[khalidabuhakmeh]

Maybe we can start an issue for each point and tackle them independently. It will also help keep the work isolated from each other.

[maartenba]

Perhaps a bit of history will help, too. This repository was created with R# in mind, and later, we tacked on Rider. When Rider came about, that was easy to add: every R# feature exposed in Rider back then was the same.

Since, features have been polished a bit to fit the Rider philosophy better. So while many features are identical, sometimes they indeed have another name, or they work slightly different in each product.

I think unifying makes sense, and where there are differences in naming, I think it's fine to use the action name for the specific product. When there's difference in functionality, a comment about that should help as well.

[sun-flat-yamada]

Thank you, @maartenba and @khalidabuhakmeh , for your input.

I'd like to start a discussion, but I don't think this repository is the right place for it.

I believe that what we are about to discuss will be a valuable asset that should be shared with others later on.
Therefore, I think it would be more appropriate to discuss it in the R# or Rider issue management repository.

For this reason, I would like to move the discussion to such a place, if such a place exists (R#/Rider's Cheat Sheet repository).
If it doesn't exist, I think it would be better to create it, but if it takes a lot of time, I think it's possible to work on this repository as an alternative.

Do you expect to discuss the topic of R#/Rider Cheat Sheet in this Workshop repository?

[maartenba]

Let me loop you in via e-mail.