Have at least two paragraphs in a note.
Put the cursor in one of them
Press Ctrl+D.
Expected result
I expect that nothing will happen, because this keyboard shortcut is not listed in the list of re-mappable hotkeys under settings.
Actual result
The paragraph the cursor is in is deleted.
Environment
Operating system: Windows 10 Pro, Version 1909, OS Build 18363.836
Obsidian version: 0.6.7
Using custom CSS: No
Additional information
This is especially annoying if you remap a different shortcut to Ctrl+D. You donât get a warning when you do the remapping, but then every time you press Ctrl+D, Obsidian executes the remapped functionality and deletes a paragraph. I mapped âswitch edit/preview modeâ to Ctrl+D before I realized what was happening, and for a while I thought things were being deleted when I switched to preview mode because I hadnât properly saved the file, or something. It was jarring behavior.
P.S. Iâm really liking Obsidian! Thank you for your work
This is a cool hotkey that I didnât know about!
It would be better if it select the paragraph instead of just deleting it, but it will be useful for me anyway.
I also had no idea this hotkey existed. I would call this command/action by the name âyankâ as that is what I believe it is called in the Vim worldâŚ
Must be added to the settings pane and the command palette (Control+P).
This behaviour really needs to be documented and we need to be warned if CTRL-D is being assigned to something else. I mapped CTRL-D to open my Daily Note and it ends up deleting a bunch of stuff from my current note.
