Noice hijacking window title

[duarm]

Describe the bug
When I open the cmdline with noice, the window title changes to scrollbar (noice://N) - NVIM, N being a number which increases each time I open the cmdline. If I open a file which triggers an LSP progress bar, I can see the number quickly increasing to 400.

Which version of Neovim are you using?
v0.9.0-dev-55-gedc8a1f046

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open NVIM with noice, interact with noice once (e.g. opening the cmdline), and see the window title changing

Expected Behavior
ideally, the Window title should remain unchanged. But restoring the old window title would already help instead of permanently changing to noice (noice://200) - NVIM

[latipun7]

seems duplicate with #182 (bad issue title. typo? non english?)

[duarm]

yeah, it's a duplicate, same problem

[latipun7]

@folke , after updating to ea1079d this problem seems not resolved. I still see the flashing when lsp mini view is updating. Using default setting.

simplescreenrecorder-2022-11-07_16.04.37.mp4

[folke]

I can't do anhything about the flashing. That's Neovim that shows the title of the mini buffers.
I did fix the issue where some internal noice filename was displayed.

[UtkarshVerma]

I am facing the same problem, any workarounds for this?

[folke]

This is Neovim behavior. You can ony fix it by disabling vim.g.title

[UtkarshVerma]

Oh, so I guess there's no functionality to blacklist mini windows for titles.

[aymanbagabas]

I'm facing the same issue here too. Related issue: neovim/neovim#19380

[MostHated]

I was using fidget, and it didn't have this issue. What is being done differently that is causing this? Figet was probably a much more simple plugin. Unfortunately, it is annoying enough that it has me considering just using that again (which I would rather not have to do), but it happens on load, every save, and many other similar action. I would rather it not do anything with the title bar at all.

[folke]

As I mentioned way too many times before, this can not be fixed. That's standard Neovim behavior.

Disable vim.go.title, or disable Noice if it bothers you.

[GiuseppeMP]

As I mentioned way too many times before, this can not be fixed. That's standard Neovim behavior.

Disable vim.g.title, or disable Noice if it bothers you.

Little fix typo, it's an option.

vim.o.title