In the new Xcode 12 there was a great change to tabs, so that they don't act like individual windows.
However when using this new tab mode there is a very annoying situation when using cmd+shift+o to open a file in a new tab. It opens the tab, with its name in italics. If I don't do anything with the new "temporary" tab, and try to open another file, it will replace the temporary tab instead of opening another one.
I frequently look at unit test coverage reports, or test failure reports, open multiple files in separate tabs and then work on them one at a time, rather than having to keep going back and forth. The new tabs don't remember scroll positions in these files and have to process them every-time they open, so its quite slow, especially with UI Test reports.
Now I have to open a tab, make some meaningless edit, go back wait for it to process, open another tab, make a meaningless edit, go back, wait for it to process etc.
Is there anyway to change this behaviour, so cmd+shift+o opens a full fledged document tab without this "temporary" state. Can't seem to find anything in preferences, or else I just know know the names of these things.
However when using this new tab mode there is a very annoying situation when using cmd+shift+o to open a file in a new tab. It opens the tab, with its name in italics. If I don't do anything with the new "temporary" tab, and try to open another file, it will replace the temporary tab instead of opening another one.
I frequently look at unit test coverage reports, or test failure reports, open multiple files in separate tabs and then work on them one at a time, rather than having to keep going back and forth. The new tabs don't remember scroll positions in these files and have to process them every-time they open, so its quite slow, especially with UI Test reports.
Now I have to open a tab, make some meaningless edit, go back wait for it to process, open another tab, make a meaningless edit, go back, wait for it to process etc.
Is there anyway to change this behaviour, so cmd+shift+o opens a full fledged document tab without this "temporary" state. Can't seem to find anything in preferences, or else I just know know the names of these things.