You can tell if that happened to you by using Preferences > Browse Packages and seeing if you have a folder named Default with a sublime-keymap file in it.
In such a case, Sublime is entirely acting as expected in that it’s honouring overrides that the user specifically put in place. The result of that is that it locks the default key bindings into whatever they were in that version, blocking any Sublime update from being able to provide updated changes to the key bindings at all (such as if there is a significant update that changes what keys are bound to). Other people having this problem took the (ill-advised) step in the past of using a package like PackageResourceViewer to manually edit the default key bindings in place instead of just adding the appropriate bindings to the User package. I don’t even remember the last time I needed to modify a keyboard shortcut.įor reasons unknown, a change to Sublime itself can break how packages interact with the software. Prior to that, no packages had been installed for about 7-10 days prior. The only factor that I can find to account for this problem was the upgrade to Build 4107. Nothing in the keyboard shortcuts created a problem for “Goto line…” not accepting enter. Lastly, I copied the user keyboard shortcuts file from the old profile to the new profile. To do the package reinstall I worked from a list of the packages installed on the old profile and installed them anew on the new profile. There was no difference in the logging of commands output between the old and new profiles.Īfter reinstalling all the packages from the old profile, I could not replicate the challenge of “Goto line…” not accepting enter. On a fresh profile with only Package Manager and Origami installed, Origami’s function of ‘Creating a Pane with File’ (below, above, to the left or right) would only open the new pane. There is something fundamentally different with Build 4107. So I had no choice but to go through the steps of a new user profile.
I could not find a way to download a previous version of Sublime Text 4.
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