Deepak Seeni

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Windows seems to require either subprocess or multiprocessing module rather than os.fork, which isn't supported from what I gather. The best work around I found is using this autoIt script,...

I'm still experiencing this in the latest version of NVIM v0.5.0-417-g5a5c2f029 running on Windows with Nvim-Qt I've narrowed it down I think.. I have highlight occurrences set (not labels, not...

same issue here.. wondering if there is a workaround to linter triggering

I can't get let g:AutoPairs['' to work either? Anyone else have this issue? The help docs say it's just a matter of adding that line in the .vimrc... not sure...

Same problem here, conflicts with vim-sneak, nice feature but I need sneak as well ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6591429/78462271-49da6980-7685-11ea-80f0-0d65a14f7105.png) the lazy loading helps a lot with long lines/performance

Thanks for the clarification Tyler! I somehow thought it used to work via the lsp, my mistake.

Reopening this issue there is no way to close the integrated console buffer? it automatically recreates itself ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6591429/80061226-8a3f4180-84e5-11ea-9377-bfa2e4029847.png)

Tyler, @TylerLeonhardt Neither CocAction OR showOnStartup solve this issue, if it were so I would be very pleased. Unfortunately that does NOT make the seperate powershell integrated console disappear. There...

I just like my buffer list to be buffers I want to be seeing. When you cycle through buffers, say I'm working with only 2 files, its nice to swap...

> No, it just hide the buffer. Use autocmd in your vimrc if you want to unlist terminal buffer, but looks like @dseeni want to destroy the buffer. @yatli if...