Ctrl+Alt+ keybindings should not be used by default under Windows.

[dustinmoris]

The PowerShell keybindings offend the convention that Ctrl+Alt+ should not be used under Windows by default:

This is the warning from the developer tools in VS Code under Windows.

The exact offender is this one:

{ "key": "ctrl+alt+e",            "command": "PowerShell.ExpandAlias",
                                     "when": "editorTextFocus && editorLangId == 'powershell'" }

[daviwil]

It's more of a warning than an error so it can be safely ignored. That said, we haven't come up with a better unused key combination for this command, any suggestions?

[dustinmoris]

Hi, I just checked and Shift+Alt+E is a free keybinding and Shift is just above Ctrl, so the muscle memory in our hand should quickly get used to Shift+Alt+E after a change :)

I wouldn't worry too much about the default key bindings anyway, because from my experience devs quickly change the ones they need anyway. As long as the default doesn't cause a lot of warnings in the dev tools output it should be fine.

[daviwil]

Ahhh great idea! I'll change it to that.