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It looks like the keybindings are as they should be, but I'm experiencing a case of "sticky panels":
Click on the Explorer icon; the Explorer opens.
Click on the Explorer icon again to close the Explorer.
Hit Cmd+3; Search opens.
Hit Cmd+1; the drawer closes.
Hit Cmd+1 again; the drawer reopens with Search.
In step 4, I expect the drawer to remain open, and I expect Search to be replaced by Explorer. And if that doesn't work, I expect step 5 to bring up Explorer rather than Search. At this point, the only way I can bring up the Explorer seems to be with Cmd+Shift+E or with a mouse click.
In fact, it looks like Search (Cmd+3) is the only panel that will override an already open one. Other hotkeys just appear to be opening or closing the drawer, regardless of what is currently in it. I can't tell if this is a Code issue or an issue with the bindings (or just my setup, but my user settings appear devoid of anything that would interfere), though.
@kasecato can you reproduce this behavior I'm experiencing? Or is everything just working perfectly on your end?
Here's what I'm running:
macOS 10.12.6 Sierra
Visual Studio Code 1.26.0
IntelliJ IDEA Keybindings 0.2.24 (Jun 17, 2018)
Edit: Looks like the specific inconsistencies mentioned above only surface when there are no open editors. With an open editor, I can pull up any of the panels I want, although most of the time it seems like Cmd+1 (Explorer) just closes the drawer instead of directly opening Explorer. Pressing Cmd+1 again correctly opens Explorer.
It would be nice to have for mac:
cmd + 1 -> explorer
cmd + 9 -> vcs changes
just like webstorm
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