Claude Code v2.1.219 ·
Reserved keybinding action ids for a "strip" surface
Thirteen keybinding names for a surface called "strip" are accepted but do nothing if you bind them.
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What probably matters to youSection of the release
strip:jump1 through strip:jump9 plus next, previous, toggle and new validate as keybinding ids with no handler anywhere in the build.
What
The list of recognised keybinding action ids gained thirteen entries for a surface called "strip", with no handler present in this build.
Details
- the new ids are
strip:jump1 through strip:jump9, plus strip:next, strip:previous, strip:toggle and strip:new - the names appear nowhere else in the bundle, so binding them validates but does nothing
- this looks like groundwork and validation only
Evidence
strip:toggle
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.
Names in the bundlestrip:nextstrip:previousstrip:togglestrip:newstrip:jump1
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