Is there a keyboard shortcut to trigger the information tooltip that is typically shown when hovering over items in VS Code with the mouse?
Example hover tooltip:
<You could use Ctrl + Shift + M to show all the errors:
and then use Ctrl + . to show the list of the Quick Fixes.
The corresponding cmd name in VS Keybindings is editor.action.showHover
. On mac for me the key combo was:
⌘ Command + k
⌘ Command + i
You can also access it through your command palette by typing show hover
. It will show you the current keybinding and you can execute it as well.
If you would like you can remap it like this:
{
"key": "ctrl+e",
"command": "editor.action.showHover",
"when": "editorTextFocus"
}
With that, if your cursor is within an error/warning squiggly line, you can hit ctrl+e
to show what you would normally see with hover.
To make the box disappear, I am having to hit escape. It would be cool if there was a editor.action.toggleHover
or something like that, but in the meantime this works great!
press Ctrl + K + I, that's what you want