bullets.vim number 'c' is followed by 'ci' and not 'd' when let g:bullets_renumber_on

I am using bullets in neovim. Installed with vim-plug. The only setting I have changed is let g:bullets_renumber_on_change = 0

If I have

a. foo
b. bar
c. baz <- <CR>

I expect the next number to be 'd'. However I get 'ci' (and then 'cii', 'ciii', 'civ' etc etc).

This also happens when block selecting and indenting:

1. foo
2. bar
3. baz
4. fee
5. fi
6. fo
7. fum

block selecting 2->6 and indenting gives me:

1. foo
    a. bar
    b. baz
    c. fee
    ci. fi
    cii. fo
7. fum

Apr 30 '20 20:04 harshad1

@kaymmm could you please take a look at this? seems related to recent changes

May 04 '20 16:05 dkarter

This seems to be reltaed to the issue I raised a few days ago. https://github.com/dkarter/bullets.vim/issues/80#issue-631110531

Jun 08 '20 22:06 aodecipher

This issue appears to have been fixed. Not sure which change did it.

Jun 08 '21 17:06 harshad1

Sorry but this issue is still happening. I'm on the latest version.

Jun 11 '24 23:06 arisolt

It seems some letters in the ABC/abc bullet style are getting mistaken with the ROM/rom bullet style and this causes the style to switch from ABC/abc to ROM/rom.

Jun 12 '24 08:06 arisolt

can this issue please be reopened? I am still experiencing this bug.

Dec 14 '24 23:12 arisolt

Sure. Could you post an example?

Dec 15 '24 10:12 harshad1

Thank you. The example in OP reproduces the error.

Dec 15 '24 10:12 arisolt

number 'c' is followed by 'ci' and not 'd' when let g:bullets_renumber_on_change = 0