Missing name in the status bar context menu about vscode-commands

[usernamehw]

Not giving focus to the editor is most likely a VSCode design choice.

Created an issue of VSCode not rendering codicon resulting in an empty menu item: microsoft/vscode#145480

Added a "name" property for status bar items. Added a prefix Commands: to the context menu.

[Z-E-D]

Thanks for the update.

I don't think that not giving back focus to the editor is most likely a VSCode design choice:

1. as I mentioned in the report, there are commands invoked from the statusbar that don't take focus from the editor, e.g. Undo or Go Back;
2. the commands that are taking the focus when invoked from the statusbar don't do that when they are invoked:
   a) from the menu using the native menu item;
   b) from the toolbar using buttons created by extensions with the same command, e.g. the Save button from ShortcutMenuBar extension doesn't take the focus.

[usernamehw]

On other side, there are some commands that are not stealing the focus from editor, like these:

• "Undo" / "Redo",
• "Go Back" / "Go Forward",
• "Go to Last Edit Location",
• "Toggle Split Editor in Group",
  ...

It's possible that these commands just focus the active editor internally unlike other commands.

[Z-E-D]

That is inconsistent and unneeded behavior.

And why the Save command give focus back to the editor when invoked from the menu or toolbar, but not the same command when invoked from the statusbar? This is also inconsistent.

[Z-E-D]

I just tried. The Save command when executed from the side panel created by your extension is also not giving back the focus to the editor.

[usernamehw]

I honestly think that the best feature of this extension is running commands from the Quick Pick.

commands.openAsQuickPick - Commands: Open as Quick Pick

It would likely return the focus to editor in all cases bc Quick Pick closes when it runs the command.

https://github.com/usernamehw/vscode-commands#quick-pick-commandsopenasquickpick