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I update to Sublime 4 and I am getting problems with an older chain command keymaps.

I am triying to close a Sublime Repl session with a simple chain command, my old shortcut work fine with Sublime 3 but not with Sublime 4, If I split in two command works, but its not very elegant. Do you know some solution?

// This work
{"keys": ["ctrl+alt+enter"], "command": "chain", "args": {"commands": [

     ["focus_group", {"group":1}]
] } },

// This work too
{"keys": ["ctrl+alt+shift"], "command": "chain", "args": {"commands": [

     ["repl_kill"]
 ] } },

// Dont work, work fine with Sublime 3
{"keys": ["ctrl+alt+enter"], "command": "chain", "args": {"commands": [

     ["focus_group", {"group":1}],

     ["repl_kill"]
 ] } }

My groups and windows look like this.

I use Legacy package this is the reason that look like Sublime 3:

windows

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  • You're missing a comma in your "Don't work" example, between arrays in the "commands" attributes. With this correction, does your error still persist? Commented Nov 4 at 20:21
  • Yep was a error in the example, but in the real shortcut i did put the comma. Sublime up a windows to notify this error. Thanks Commented Nov 4 at 20:25
  • Yep the error still persist. Commented Nov 4 at 21:11
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