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Open in Editor and Open in Finder shortcuts fail with a missing path argument #571

Description

@SaKaNa-Y

Describe the bug

Settings → Shortcuts lets me assign shortcuts to Open in Editor and Open in Finder, but pressing either shortcut does nothing visible. The browser console reports:

Error: The "paths[1]" argument must be of type string. Received undefined

Both commands failed consistently when repeated. Cmd+K still opens the command palette normally.

Reproduction

Reproduced with the repository's core playground:

  1. Start the playground with pnpm -C playgrounds/core run dev after setting up the repository.
  2. Open the playground in Chrome and authorize Vite DevTools.
  3. Go to Settings → Shortcuts.
  4. Assign Ctrl+Shift+E to Open in Editor and Ctrl+Shift+Y to Open in Finder.
  5. Close the shortcut editor, focus the host page, and press each shortcut.

Neither action opens its target; both produce the error above. Each was repeated twice with the same result. This reproduction uses the existing playground rather than a separate reduced project.

Expected behavior

A shortcut offered in Settings should have a usable execution path. Could you clarify the intended behavior for these two commands: are they meant to support user-assigned shortcuts, and if so, where should the target path come from?

Code observations and ownership

The failing path crosses both repositories:

  • Vite DevTools registers these two commands with a required path: string and showInPalette: false. Its RPC handlers resolve that path against the workspace root. The intended target of these Vite-specific commands belongs here.
  • Devframe's @devframes/hub-ui owns the shortcut settings that offer these bindings and the keyboard dispatcher that calls execute(id) without arguments. Handling commands that require arguments may therefore need a change upstream in Devframe.

Filed here because this is reproducible in Vite DevTools with its built-in commands. Could you confirm the intended shortcut behavior and whether this issue should be transferred to devframes/devframe? These observations explain the missing-path error, but do not establish whether the intended resolution is to supply a target or restrict shortcut eligibility.

System Info

  • macOS, Chrome 153
  • Vite DevTools core playground; package version: 0.7.3
  • @devframes/hub and @devframes/hub-ui: 0.9.18

Used Package Manager

pnpm

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