In this case, I discovered that Android Studio was squatting on its own keyboard shortcut with 'Rerun Tests': Clicking 'Apply Changes' with a mouse would work just fine, but using a mouse is for barbarians I'm more civilized than that. However, the keyboard shortcut simply wouldn't do anything. The second issue I ran into was trying to use the new ' Apply Changes' feature via its keyboard shortcut: ^⌘R. Anyways, just turn that shortcut off in the system preferences and Find Actions should start working again. This issue only strikes if you run certain commands before hitting ⇧⌘A for example, running the 'git revert' command, then typing ⇧⌘A. WTF, right? It turns out that a recent version of macOS started squatting on ⇧⌘A for the 'Search man Page Index in Terminal' command: Thank goodness someone added a keyboard shortcut for this task which I have never heard of However, sometimes it would pop up a new window that titled 'apropos revert' that looked like this, instead:
It's great for finding anything in Android Studio, and normally pops up a dialog like this: However, there are two cases where they've failed me recently on Android Studio (on macOS).įirst is the 'Find Actions' keyboard shortcut: ⇧⌘A. I absolutely adore keyboard shortcuts because they save me both time and money.
