Accessibility:MAS40B:Name and Help text values are empty for the top level menu

[WiproPSAccTest]

VSCode Version:1.6.1
OS Version:1607

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open visual studio code editor.
2.Hit 'Alt+F' to open "File" menu bar option.

Expected Result:
Name and help text value should be present in the inspect tool for the "File" menu bar.

Actual Result:
Name and help text values are empty for the "File" menu bar option.
Note1: The same issue is observed in other (Edit,View,Go,Help) menu bar options.
Note2: Shortcut keys for "Command Pallete" are "f1" or "Ctrl+Shift+P".
Note3: Inspect and Narrator Buddy Information is attached

User Impact:
Screen reader will not recite the name of the menu bar name for the blind user accessing it.

[WiproPSAccTest]

Title has been changed to a common format to perform data population.

[bpasero]

We should support this with the new custom menu implementation.

[sbatten]

The user impact section of this is resolved, but I still don't see help text using the inspect tool. need more info to determine if this is resolved like #51841

[vscodebot]

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Happy Coding!

[sbatten]

Moving to August as we await clarification from @WiproPSAccTest

[vscodebot]

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Happy Coding!

[AccessibilityTestingTeam-TCS]

As per mentioned in link (https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_25#_custom-title-bar-and-menus-for-windowslinux), the enhancements ex- menu bar accessible using arrow keys etc. work.

This issue still reproduces with the updated setting window.titleBarStyle : custom. Screen reader still does not read the name of the menu after pressing Alt + F (For opening menu as shown below)

Verified in below version of VS Code User Setup:

[sbatten]

@AccessibilityTestingTeam-TCS

In my branch, I've updated the structure to look like the following,

Though the name is present, it still does not announce the title of the menu when the user hits 'alt+f' as the focused item is the first menu item. However, if the user hits alt to focus the menu (indicating they want to learn the menu structure as opposed to already knowing where they are going by hitting alt+f) the screen reader reads the menu name and the shortcut. Does this meet the requirements?

[vscodebot]

This issue has been closed automatically because it needs more information and has not had recent activity. See also our issue reporting guidelines.

Happy Coding!

[AccessibilityTestingTeam-TCS]

While we press Alt key, AT reads name and shortcuts for all menu items and navigates them using arrow keys, seems this fulfills the needed requirements.

[sbatten]

Thanks for getting back. Closing as resolved.