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This pull request introduces a minor update to the `ZoomItProperties`
class in the `Settings.UI.Library` project. The change adds a new
property, `AnimateZoom`, with a JSON property name annotation.
*
[`src/settings-ui/Settings.UI.Library/ZoomItProperties.cs`](diffhunk://#diff-2cd3f90110c7ba387a449d246b4949c3f6cf7f746865f327dbb70f01feeb0cf1R81):
Added a new `BoolProperty` named `AnimateZoom` with a
`[JsonPropertyName("AnimnateZoom")]` attribute.
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Locally checked, no broken any more
After #39955, the "exe" items from the shell commands only ever have the
"Run{as admin, as other user}" commands. This adds the rest of the
"file" commands - copy path, open in explorer, etc.
This shuffles around some commands into the toolkit and common commands
project to make this easier.
<img width="814" height="505" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/36ae2c75-d4d6-4762-98ec-796986f39c20"
/>
_⚠️ targets #40427_
This is a different approach to #39059 that I was thinking about like a
month ago. It builds on the work from the rejuv'd run page (#39955) to
process the bookmark as an exe/path/url automatically.
I need to cross-check this with #39059 - I haven't cached that back in
since I got back from leave. I remember thinking that I wanted to try
this approach, but wasn't sure if it was right. More than anything, I
want to get it off my local PC and out for discussion
* We don't need to manually store the type anymore.
* breaking change: paths with a space do need to be wrapped in spaces
closes#38700
----
I accidentally destroyed #40430 with a fat-finger merge from #40427 into
it. This resurrects that PR
## Summary of the Pull Request
Fixes unsynchronized access to `LoadTopLevelCommands` in
`TopLevelCommandManager.UpdateCommandsForProvider`, which previously led
to `InvalidOperationException: Collection was modified`.
Addressing this also uncovered another issue: overlapping invocations of
`ReloadAllCommandsAsync` were causing duplication of items in the main
list -- so I'm fixing that as well.
## PR Checklist
- [x] Closes
- Fixes#38194
- Partially solves #40776
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already. If the work hasn't been agreed, this work might be rejected
- [ ] **Tests:**
- [x] **Localization:** none
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- [x] **New binaries:** nope
- [x] **Documentation updated:** no need
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Tested with bookmarks.
We were being too clever with `\`; and yet simultaneously not clever
enough.
* When we saw `c:\users`, we'd treat that as a path with a Title
`users\`
* but when we saw `c:\users\`, we'd fail to find a file name, and the
just treat the name as `\`. That was dumb.
* And we'd add trailing `\`'s even if there already was one.
* But then if the user typed `c:\users`, we would immediately start
enumerating children of that dir, which didn't really feel right
This PR fixes all of that.
Closes#40797
I just blindly moved all the messages. But _this_ one really makes more
sense as a UI message. It's got framework elements. It us used to
actually open a UI element. The whole thing is very UI specific.
re: #40113
Yea this was real dumb.
I removed the `HandleCommandResultMessage` handler from `ShellPage`, and
never put it on `ShellViewModel`. Just first-grade kind of mistake.
Closes#40776
Regressed in #40479
re: #40113
## Summary of the Pull Request
Handle exceptions thrown in TryEnqueue callbacks so they don’t crash the
app (as they cannot be caught by the global exception handler). Any
exceptions are now returned to the caller for handling. Additionally, a
failure to enqueue the operation onto the dispatcher will also result in
an exception.
This is not a breaking change, as exceptions only propagate within the
class and do not affect external callers.
Ref: #38260
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Ensure that errors encountered while sending the extension disposal
signal are handled gracefully. If an error occurs when disposing of a
particular extension, continue signaling the remaining extensions rather
than halting the entire process. This prevents a single failure from
interrupting the disposal chain and improves overall robustness.
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```markdown
# PowerToys Run: Add Cursor AI Plugin to Third-Party Plugins List
## Summary of the Pull Request
This PR adds the "Open With Cursor" plugin to the `thirdPartyRunPlugins.md` documentation. The plugin enables users to quickly open Visual Studio and VS Code recent workspaces directly in Cursor AI editor through PowerToys Run launcher.
The plugin provides:
- Quick access to recent VS/VSCode workspaces
- Integration with Cursor AI editor
- PowerToys Run launcher compatibility
- Support for various workspace types (local, WSL, SSH, remote)
## PR Checklist
- [ ] **Closes:** N/A (Documentation update)
- [x] **Communication:** This is a documentation update to list an existing third-party plugin
- [ ] **Tests:** N/A (Documentation change only)
- [ ] **Localization:** N/A (English documentation only)
- [x] **Dev docs:** Updated thirdPartyRunPlugins.md with new plugin entry
- [ ] **New binaries:** N/A (Third-party plugin, not included in PowerToys distribution)
- [ ] **Documentation updated:** This PR updates the documentation
## Detailed Description of the Pull Request / Additional comments
```
**Added entry to thirdPartyRunPlugins.md:**
| [Open With
Cursor](https://github.com/VictorNoxx/PowerToys-Run-Cursor/) |
[VictorNoxx](https://github.com/VictorNoxx) | Open Visual Studio, VS
Code recents with Cursor AI |
**Plugin Details:**
- **Repository:** https://github.com/VictorNoxx/PowerToys-Run-Cursor/
- **Author:** [@VictorNoxx](https://github.com/VictorNoxx)
- **License:** MIT
- **Functionality:** Integrates with PowerToys Run to open recent Visual
Studio and VS Code workspaces directly in Cursor AI editor
- **Inspiration:** Based on the community request from [Issue
#3547](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/issues/3547) and inspired
by [@davidegiacometti's Visual Studio
plugin](https://github.com/davidegiacometti/PowerToys-Run-VisualStudio)
**Technical Implementation:**
- Uses `vswhere.exe` for Visual Studio instance detection
- Parses workspace configuration files and recent project lists
- Direct command-line integration with Cursor AI
- Supports multiple workspace types and remote development scenarios
This plugin fills a gap for developers using Cursor AI who want quick
access to their recent projects without manually navigating through
folders or opening multiple applications.
## Validation Steps Performed
- [x] Verified the plugin repository exists and is publicly accessible
- [x] Confirmed the plugin has proper documentation and README
- [x] Tested the markdown formatting in the documentation
- [x] Verified all links are working correctly
- [x] Confirmed the plugin description accurately reflects functionality
- [x] Checked that the entry follows the same format as other entries in
the list
```
Closes#40781
Filters out TopLevelCommands whose Id matches an app coming from the
`AllAppsCommandProvider.Page.GetItems()`.
Hate adding processing there, but without adding some type of `bool
HideMeOnSearch` to something low enough (like ICommandItem), I don't see
another way to distinguish these.
Cherry-pick of 782ee47. That is probably over-aggressive, but it fixes
it.
Closes #40633
previously: #40744
---------
Co-authored-by: Yu Leng (from Dev Box) <yuleng@microsoft.com>
Regressed in one of the #40113 prs.
The Core.VM.PageViewModelFactory didn't actually know how to make a
ContentPage, because Core can't handle a FormContent.
But really, the CommandSettingsViewModel shouldn't have ever been in the
.Core namespace, nor should it have used the ContentPageViewModel.
To prevent future mistakes like this,
* I got rid of `Core.ViewModels/PageViewModelFactory`, cause we didn't
need it.
* I made `ContentPageViewModel` abstract, to prevent you from trying to
instantiate it
Closes#40778
This PR improves the command bar UI in the command palette.
- Replaced ellipses "..." with a "More" label (can be changed to
something else. Maybe "Actions" or "Commands")
- Added a textblock for Ctrl + K shortcut
- Removed tooltip that showed Ctrl + K shortcut when hovering over
previous "..."
Special Note:
- The InfoBar.Severity binding was temporarily commented out because of
a built-time error even though 'State' property is present in the
ViewModel. Happy to revisit this if the team can help/confirm the
intended binding context/behavior
Before change:
After change:
Closes#39501
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Co-authored-by: Michael Jolley <mike@baldbeardedbuilder.com>
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1. Just change the sln to show cmdpal unit test in the Tests folder.
2. Move cmdpal UITest into Tests folder
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Co-authored-by: Yu Leng (from Dev Box) <yuleng@microsoft.com>
