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const resource = URI.isUri(resourceOrString) ? resourceOrString : URI.parse(resourceOrString); let input: IResourceEditorInput | IUntitledTextResourceEditorInput; <del> if (matchesScheme(resource, Schemas.untitled) && resource.path.length > 1) { </del> <ins> if (isUntitledWithAssociatedResource(resource)) { </ins> // special case for untitled: we are getting a resource with meaningful // path from an extension to use for the untitled editor. as such, we // have to assume it as an associated resource to use when saving. we

Discussion:
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And in old untitled doc now opens in new (but now existing) untitled doc ! To reproduce: open new untitled doc () Set language to Typescript and write: Right Click & on value -References Side Bar opens with one result Click on result -new untitled doc opens Set language to markdown and write: on title and click on result -cursor should move to heading (-correct) Switch to prev untitled doc (with Typescript code) on value and click on result -goes to other existing untitled doc (with markdown)
This seems to be a problem with the command. There is some for untitled-uris which forces a new untitled file
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