Honor more cursor settings in scm input editor#242903
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lszomoru merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:mainfrom Mar 18, 2025
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Honor more cursor settings in scm input editor#242903lszomoru merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Previously it used cursorBlinking, now it also uses cursorWidth (default to 1 as before) and cursorStyle.
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@lszomoru Hi, is there anything I can do to get community PR approvals? |
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@jacekkopecky. thank you very much for your contribution. |
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Previously it used cursorBlinking, now it also uses cursorWidth (default to 1 as before) and cursorStyle.
This addresses #242901
I might prefer the platform-default cursor in the git commit message editor because it looks more like
<input>than like code editor, but this is the simplest fix for my issue.