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When I open "Diff View" via command palette or shortcut, the behavior is a bit inconsistent.
On a regular tab, the diff view opens in the current tab.
If the tab is pinned, then the diff view opens in the first non-pinned tab it can find (and doesn't focus the view).
It would be nice if when the current tab is pinned, the "Diff View" opened in a brand new tab and changed focus to it.
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I'm using the default Obsidian behavior with reusing an existing tab, when the current tab is pinned. So I won't change that for now. But I fixed the focus when using the command instead of the source control view.
I will point out that the default Obsidian behavior is not good either (they do make a lot of UX mistakes). I will file a FR with core Obsidian for that.
When I open "Diff View" via command palette or shortcut, the behavior is a bit inconsistent.
On a regular tab, the diff view opens in the current tab.
If the tab is pinned, then the diff view opens in the first non-pinned tab it can find (and doesn't focus the view).
It would be nice if when the current tab is pinned, the "Diff View" opened in a brand new tab and changed focus to it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: