Shortcut for Format Document(Ctrl+Shift+I) not Functioning

[Hygens]

• VSCode Version: 1.13.1
• OS Version: LMDE2 - Linux Mint Debian Edition (Debian 8 based)

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open one document and execute the shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+I.
2. The result is open search box and not format document.

[ramya-rao-a]

@Hygens Did you set the Ctrl+Shift+I keybinding yourself?

[Hygens]

No. I do not have executed any customizations here for keybinding. I have followed the default documentations for linux shortcut here.
I had downloaded the document with VSCode keybindings for linux and used defaults for all keybindings as below document:
keyboard-shortcuts-linux.pdf

When I use that keybinding show that:

[ramya-rao-a]

That should have worked...

https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/b34f17350f2d20dbbbfdb26df91dd50bb9160900/src/vs/editor/contrib/format/browser/formatActions.ts#L304

cc @jrieken for formatting

[Hygens]

I'm sorry but here not working. I have downloaded today the version 1.13.1 and my linux is clean installed today and I do not have executed any customizations for keystrokes here and not working.
If I select the code on document and use Ctrl+K+F ok functioning, but, if possible not need select the document and get document formatted it's better.
More some informations are:

1. I'm using Cinnamon desktop;
2. My kernel is: 3.16.0-4-amd64 Open Source VS Code #1 SMP Debian 3.16.43-2 (2017-04-30) x86_64 GNU/Linux

Exists more some information needed for that or workaround for solve that?!

[ramya-rao-a]

Did this shortcut work before you updated to 1.3.1?

[Hygens]

Yes. With VSCode 1.3 was ok. But I have installed one clean environment with LMDE2(Debian Jessie based) and after that installed tha last version of VSCode 1.13.1. After that not working. I'm new with VSCode because I'm commonly use Vim or Spacemacs. I'm testing that editor because it's better with for example Atom for me and more easy for configurations and use. About that problem I will be analysing here what is the problem because need two keystrokes for format source(Ctrl+A/Ctrl+K+F) not productive that. I have attempted beautify plugins but most of them give problems in vscode and for that I'm using default configuratios because is enough for me.

[jrieken]

@Hygens

What does VS Code detect when you press the desired key combination? Please hover over the input box and take a screenshot:

[Hygens]

Here is screenshot for keystroke preference:

Interesting but here found three definitions for keystroke(first image) and here is all default since install vscode.
I'm working with MEAN/Angular2 projects, haskell projects, java projects and c/c++ projects.

[jrieken]

Please hover over the input box and take a screenshot:

@Hygens If you tools doesn't support screen shooting a hover use a gif recorder. The hover contains the necessary information

[Hygens]

Ok, follow below screenshot with hover input box:

[jrieken]

Ok, thanks at lot for that. So it does seem that the physical buttons on your keyboard map to what we have registered for. There two possibilities why this isn't working.

1. You have no formatter for that language? Check by right-clicking in the file and check the context menu as a Format-entry
2. Some extension has stolen your keybinding. The screenshot above looks fishing because ctrl+shift+i seems to unconditionally bound to some extension command. Try to disable that.

[Hygens]

Ok. The questions really is the other keystrokes present for possible extensions using the same keystroke and I have erased all others keystroke for extensions and solved question.
Thank you very much.
You can mark that issue solved or close the same.