View does not scroll when I jump to top-of-file with :0

[stevetremblett]

Describe the bug I use :[line-number] to move around. :0 in vi typically jumps to top-of-file line 1. In Vscode vim the cursor jumps to line 1 but the view does not change. When I take an action that moves the cursor hjkl, THEN the view jumps to top-of-file.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1 - open a long code file (longer than the screen) 2- go down far enough to scroll the top lines off the screen. Bottom-of-file is fine 3 - :0 to jump to top-of-file, observe the cursor is disappeared (jumped to line 1) but view does not jump 5 - i for insert mode, observe the view does not jump 6 - move the cursor by typing hello, observe the view jumps to top-of-file

Expected behavior :0 moves the cursor and the view to top-of-file

Screenshots I can demonstrate on a short video if necessary

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Extension (VsCodeVim) version: 1.25.2
• VSCode version:1.81.1
• OS:darwin x64 22.6.0

Additional context

pasting settings

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[stevetremblett]

Also happens with a search that wraps to the top of the file.

[rpuhalovich]

I took a quick look at this, it looks like this is caused by the "editor.smoothScrolling": true, setting you've got there. It doesn't happen in my VScode.

[stevetremblett]

Confirmed in my editor. The behaviour disappears after turning off editor.smoothScrolling

[enihsyou]

Disabling editor.smoothScrolling also fixed the persistent issue where, after pressing Enter or double-clicking in the Peek Definition window to navigate, the cursor would move but the viewport would remain in place.

However, this has noticeably degraded the mouse wheel scrolling experience.