Submitting the commit form via keyboard shortcuts Follow
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Hopefully a simple question with a simple answer.
When the commit window is open, how can I commit using the keyboard rather than clicking the "Commit" button?
I can see the shortcut for commit + push is Option-Command-K, I can see the shortcut for opening the commit dropdown is Alt-Shift-Return.
But I cannot see what shortcut simply commits without a push.
I'm on MacOS.
Thanks!
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Sorry, it is not Cmd+Enter, it is Ctrl+Enter. I'll edit the initial post. Should be Cmd+Enter on Mac, though - see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-18213
No, it can't be reconfigured.
> When the commit window is open, how can I commit using the keyboard rather than clicking the "Commit" button?
The best way is to use Ctrl+Enter. it is a common shortcut across the entire IDE to confirm dialogs that have other controls except for buttons.
It is also possible to use Ctrl+Alt+I mnemonic.
Hi Dmitriy thanks for the response.
Neither of those seem to work for me. Is that a binding that can be reconfigured & if so what keybinding should I look for?