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to reproduce

• open any file and make some changes
• open a new untitled tab or any other file & make some changes then close it "saving is irrelevant"
• use the plugin to go back to last edit
• closed files will reopen

expected

closed files should be removed from the edit history

VSCode Version: Version 1.25.1
OS Version: macOS Sierra 10.13.4 (17E199)

Steps to Reproduce:
Launch VS Code
Edit few different files
Execute Move to the previous file edited command.

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

Sometimes as I execute the move to previous file command it moves to extension-output-#8 file as well, which is irrelevant, and I guess was atomically generated.

Irrelevant file content:

[Info  - 09:42:52] Linter is running.
[Info  - 09:42:53] 
Failed to load the TSLint library for the document...

It's possible to remove message in status bar when go to prev / next edit?
The message Prev Edit or Next edit is shown for fraction of second there...

Hi,

I love this extension, it's been a missing feature for a long time and the latest version (VSCode 1.28) only addresses "move to previous edit".

There is an issue however. The default behavior of VSCode is to use CMD+K or CTRL+K as a trigger for a second keyboard shortcut.
By setting CMD+K or CTRL+K to "move to next edit" all the default shortcuts that rely on on a double keyboard shortcut are broken.

is it possible to get the extension to work in conjunction with https://github.com/zabel-xyz/local-history ?

so now even file was closed you can still use undo from history files.

ref zabel-xyz/local-history#70

Similar function in other IDE such as Intellij IDEA, Eclipse (most recent update) and NetBeans support multi-step "Go to last edit location".

Assumes the editsHistory.moveCursorToPreviousEdit operation is bound to Ctrl+Q.

In this scenario:
Ctrl + Q > go to most recent edit
Ctrl + Q > go to second-most recent edit
Click somewhere in the file to look around
Ctrl + Q > should go to back to the first most recent edit instead of going to the third-most recent edit