explicitly select cell after figure on shift-enter #6752
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rather than triggering select-next, which may be an arbitrarily other cell
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FIX: explicitly select cell after figure on shift-enter
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Commit 86ac6ce undid the changes from commit d527799 to change the behavior of shift-enter in Jupyter notebook, as discussed in matplotlib#1124, matplotlib#4758, and matplotlib#6752. With the changes here, shift-enter now selects the next cell, executes it, and then selects the following cell.
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rather than triggering select-next via
jkeystroke without checking what cell is currently selected. Further, if the user has custom shortcuts hittingjcan trigger any arbitrary action.Fixes the apparent shift-enter skipping a cell discussed in jupyter/notebook#1124.
closes jupyter/notebook#1124
cc @tacaswell