VSCodeVim
Reliably jump to last cursor location?
I use ctrl+o to jump to the last cursor location (often in combination with ctrl+] to navigate). But sometimes ctrl+o will jump to some unexpected place. Is this a known issue? Haven't paid much attention yet to how exactly it fails - will add more information if I have any.
It seems that this happens only when mixing vim navigation with trackpad/mouse. I often use the integrated terminal to compile, and since it's not possible to use shortcuts to navigate there, I use the trackpad. And coming to the code from clicking links on the terminal, it's more natural to navigate further with CMD+click than click+ctrl+] (especially since clicking on the terminal error often doesn't lead to exactly what I want to navigate into).
Not sure whether there's a good solution for this - would it make sense to add non-vim navigation (CMD+click) to the vim history? So it's possible to navigate back using vim shortcuts? ~~Otherwise I'll try to rely mainly on the errors view instead of the terminal, which should be easier to navigate with the keyboard~~ Update: At least with Rust / rust-analyzer this view isn't always up to date (especially when the errors are in tests), so not an option.
I have the same problem very often. I think solving this problem would be a nice improvement.
