Fallback Results Show Even When Disabled

[mjmatthiesen]

Describe the bug

I am seeing vs code results even though the fallbacks are disabled

Steps to Reproduce

1. go to the extension settings and disable all fallbacks
2. open command palette and search for something
3. see vs code project results.

older screenshot, before I disabled the fallbacks

Expected Behavior

don't see vs code results in the globals

Actual Behavior

seeing the results :(

Extension Version

1.28.0.0.

settings.json

{
  "vscode._showTypeTag": "true",
  "vscode._showTargetTag": "false",
  "vscode._enableVisualStudio": "false",
  "vscode._enableDefault": "false",
  "vscode._enableSystem": "true",
  "vscode._enableInsider": "false",
  "vscode._enableCustom": "false",
  "vscode._enableCursor": "false",
  "vscode.CursorPath": "C:\\Program Files\\cursor\\Cursor.exe",
  "vscode._enableAntigravity": "false",
  "vscode.AntigravityPath": "C:\\Users\\xx\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\antigravity\\Antigravity.exe",
  "vscode._enableWindsurf": "false",
  "vscode.WindsurfPath": "C:\\Users\\xx\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Windsurf\\Windsurf.exe",
  "vscode.PageSize": "8",
  "vscode.SearchBy": "Both",
  "vscode.SortBy": "Default",
  "vscode.TerminalType": "PowerShell",
  "vscode.VSSecondaryCommand": "OpenAsAdministrator",
  "vscode.VSCodeSecondaryCommand": "OpenInExplorer",
  "vscode.ClearSearchOnExecute": "false",
  "vscode.UseHelperLauncher": "false",
  "vscode._enableCustomPath": "false",
  "vscode._customPath": "",
  "vscode.FallbackCount": "0"
}

error.log

No response

Additional Context

seems to be an issue with this extension since others behave correctly.

don't even understand why there are so many fallbacks.

[tanchekwei]

This bug needs to be reported to the PowerToys repository because fallback handler running or not is handle by extension host.

As a workaround, set the extension setting to 0 (I can see that you have already set it to 0 in settings.json).

After saving the setting, restart Command Palette by following these steps:

1. Close Command Palette from the system tray.
2. Press the Windows key to open the Start menu.
3. Search for Command Palette.
4. Launch Command Palette again.