Sorry if this was already asked/solved and I missed it but on my Mac, cmd+shift+O would bring up the switch repo menu but on Windows, ctrl+shift+O seems to do nothing.
Also, is there any way I can change this keybind? I’d like to make it like Sublime Text’s switch project functionality, ctrl+alt+P.
You can indeed change the key binding for this, in the same way that you would in Sublime Text; use Preferences > Browse Packages... to find your User package and then create a file named Default (Windows).sublime-keymap inside of it (you can also sub in OSX or Linux, depending on your platform, and add the following text:
[
// Mimic quick switch project in Sublime.
{ "keys": ["ctrl+alt+p"], "command": "quick_switch_repository" },
]
You can change the key as appropriate; for example on OSX I use super+ctrl+p for this to keep things consistent with how Text works for project switching.
I found it easier to learn the SM shortcut, and map the same to ST’s Switch Project.
For Sublime Text:
{ // Open in Sublime Merge
"keys": ["super+alt+z"],
"command": "exec",
"args": {"cmd": ["smerge", "$project"]}
},
{ // Match the shortcut in Sublime Merge
"keys": ["super+shift+o"],
"command": "prompt_select_workspace"
},