Folke Lemaitre
Folke Lemaitre
I'm assuming in the windows below the zen window? The zen window is a float. So probably the same buffer, but original window?
As I mentioned, that's how it's supposed to work. If the original window would no longer be focusable, then the user also can't `w` to it for example. Op should...
That's how I use it 😄 I mapped just the arrow keys to navigate between windows, so I simply do left or right to exit zen-mode.
fyi: this is a Neovim issue that will have to be eventually fixed upstream, but I've fixed this for now for people using `Noice`. https://github.com/folke/noice.nvim/commit/42722b24e8bf63e78101bfe77c569d891604d01e I hide the cursor whenever...
You should use `:h ` for your mappings instead. `` exists for this exact reason.
fixed in v3
That whole healthcheck will be removed, so no worries
Allright, I've added the same health check again in v3, but with some clearer explanation of what actually was checked.  This is part of v3. For more details see...
Closing in favor of https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim/pull/522
I've finally got some time to do a big rewrite of which-key and it indeed now uses `ModeChanged` :)