possible ignore_missing bug

[rmagillxyz]

While ignore_missing = true and in insert mode, a single press of the <LocalLeader> key outputs <c-r>+<LocalLeader>.

e.g. If LocalLeader is set to ,, <c-r>+, is output, and changing the local key just changes the last output char, but if an actual local leader binding is used it works as expected.

the binding causing this is <Cmd>lua require("which-key").show(",", {mode = "i", auto = true})<CR>

I was able to fix this and stop the output by setting the triggers array to anything but auto.

[folke]

This is quite embarrassing. When the WK popup opens, we save the register used to perform the action, to feed it back once we have a full key sequence.

For some weird reason I figured it was a good idea to do this with <c-r> in INSERT mode, which would actually paste that register. Or in this case tried to paste the default register +.

Pasting also miserably failed since the <c-r> sequence wasn't properly escaped by terminal codes.

Either way, this is simply not needed in INSERT mode, so I removed that part.

Should be working as expected now. With or without ignore_missing = true

[jssteinberg]

Maybe it's not fixed ... This could be related, in insert mode, my custom mapping for <esc> is qq. If I only write one "q" (so I don't escape), "<c-r>+q" is output. EDIT: wait, I didn't realize you responded 1 hour ago. I just updated Whichkey. It works! With and without ignore_missing = true.

[rmagillxyz]

@folke Absolutely no need for embarrassment. I appreciate the fix. Hey, just curious, since you're from Belgium, is your native tongue Dutch or French?

[folke]

@rmagillxyz dutch 🙂

[Maswor]

ignore_missing: true still trigger z suggestion even if set:

                ignore_missing = true,
                marks = false,
                registers = false,
                spelling = false,
                presets = {
                    operators = false,
                    motions = false,
                    text_objects = false,
                    windows = false,
                    nav = false,
                    z = false,
                    g = false,
                },

[folke]

@Maswor ignore_missing is a top level options, please refer to the docs

[Maswor]

@folke : I did, mine is basically like this:

    use {
        "folke/which-key.nvim",
        config = function()
            vim.opt.timeoutlen=500
            local wk = require("which-key")
            wk.setup {
                ignore_missing = true,
                marks = false,
                registers = false,
                spelling = false,
                presets = {
                    operators = false,
                    motions = false,
                    text_objects = false,
                    windows = false,
                    nav = false,
                    z = false,
                    g = false,
                },
                layout = {
                    height = { min = 1, max = 25 },
                    width = { min = 1, max = 100 },
                    spacing = 3,
                    align = "center",
                },
                window = {
                    border = "double",
                    position = "bottom",
                    margin = { 0, 0, 0, 0 },
                    padding = { 0, 0, 0, 0 },
                },
            }
            wk.register({
                name = 'Single level map',
                a = 'Actions',
                b = 'Buffer',
                c = 'Command',
                d = 'Diagnostics',
                f = 'Files',
                g = 'Grep',
                i = 'Lines',
                l = 'CocList',
                o = 'Outline',
                r = 'Resume Coc',
                s = 'Symbols',
                e = 'Explorer',
                m = 'Commit',
                t = 'Commits',
            }, {prefix = " "})
}

[folke]

@Maswor again, please check the docs. Presets etc should be under plugins, not top-level. The docs describe exactly what structure is expected. Anything else won't work.

[Maswor]

I've got it working now. Thank you!