1jehuang / 1jehuang/jcode

bug: Install breaks keyboard shortcuts

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Description

When running the app from CLI, it injects keyboard shortcuts that break typing in OTHER apps.

Took me like 20 mins to figure out, never seen that before?

Why the FUCK is this a thing... you should really ask before rebinding peoples keybords, not cool bud.

❯ jcode setup-hotkey
jcode setup-hotkey

  ✓ jcode launch hotkeys already up to date in your MATE config.

  Press these anywhere, system-wide:
    Super+; → home (/home/USER)
    Super+' → last project (/home/USER/.config/jcode)
    Super+Shift+' → self-dev (/home/USER) [self-dev]

  ✓ Added launch-shortcut reminders to Claude Code and Codex CLI.
    Uses native SessionStart hooks; no prompts or commands are read.
    Codex will ask you to review and trust the user hook once via /hooks.

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Research direction

Start at the jcode setup-hotkey entry point and reproduce the behavior from the issue. Trace where the MATE system-wide shortcuts are installed, then determine how confirmation should work before changing them. Done means running the command no longer changes keyboard shortcuts without user approval, with the existing shortcut behavior preserved after approval.

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Assessment

Tech stack
rust
Domain
cli, operating-systems
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Active
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
55/100

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