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I don't have time to do minimal reproduction or thorough diagnosis, but I'm opening this here so that if other people have a similar issue, they can discover that matchup might be causing it. I hope you don't mind. I suspect it's a complicated interplay between vscode's completion, matchup, and maybe some of the other settings I have.
Possibly related to #325
After using VSCode-neovim for awhile, especially after completing a workspace function suggestion, exiting in certain mode seems to input a second copy of anything that was just inserted.
What vim version are you using? If using neovim, Are you using
tree-sitter or classic matching?
treesitter, nvim 10.1
Steps to reproduce
-- NA for now
Expected behavior
Observed behavior
If your issue is instead a feature request or anything else, please
consider if minimal examples and vimrc files might still be relevant.
Please provide a minimal vimrc file that reproduces the issue. The
following should often suffice:
setnocompatible" load match-uplet &rtp='~/.vim/bundle/vim-matchup,' . &rtplet &rtp.=',~/.vim/bundle/vim-matchup/after'" load other plugins, if necessary" let &rtp = '~/path/to/other/plugin,' . &rtpfiletypepluginindentonsyntaxenable" match-up options go here
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Explain the issue
I don't have time to do minimal reproduction or thorough diagnosis, but I'm opening this here so that if other people have a similar issue, they can discover that matchup might be causing it. I hope you don't mind. I suspect it's a complicated interplay between vscode's completion, matchup, and maybe some of the other settings I have.
Possibly related to #325
After using VSCode-neovim for awhile, especially after completing a workspace function suggestion, exiting in certain mode seems to input a second copy of anything that was just inserted.
tree-sitter or classic matching?
treesitter, nvim 10.1
-- NA for now
If your issue is instead a feature request or anything else, please
consider if minimal examples and vimrc files might still be relevant.
Minimal working example
Please provide a minimal working example, e.g.,
Minimal vimrc file
Please provide a minimal vimrc file that reproduces the issue. The
following should often suffice:
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