Add settings for list scroll sensitivity outside of the editor and terminal - #110059
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João Moreno (joaomoreno) merged 6 commits intoJul 16, 2021
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This PR fixes #102261
First time contributor here, let me know if there's a better approach to this. I essentially added new settings for scroll sensitivity outside of the editor and terminal, and propagated those settings down through the
updateOptionsmethods on the various view objects. My testing showed this worked at least for the explorer and find panels.Sorry for not commenting on the issue and coming in hot with a PR, I did not expect to have a solution as timely as I did.