Kevin Traver

Heres an example of where this in issue: https://github.com/kyazdani42/nvim-tree.lua/blob/2e33b1654384921ec1cc9656a2018744f3f1ce81/lua/nvim-tree/fs.lua#L350 Notice **nvim-tree** copies to the `"` clipboard, but as soon *tmux.nvim* changes the window the `copy_sync` will override the `"` register

If you try calling a focus before clicking the element, it seems to work: ``` page.execute_script %Q{ $("#derp").trigger("focus") } find("#derp").click ```

https://github.com/dbcli/mycli/issues/283 I am curious if it is possible to override these default keybindings to use `` and `` to navigate history in **vi mode**

So far it looks like most of the options are either the same or very similar. The reason I was looking to use **skim** instead of **fzf** is because **skim**...

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I imagine it could be something like a new method similar to `start_request`, that skipped searching for the HTTP verbs: https://github.com/rest-nvim/rest.nvim/blob/f13ae54ae2545d4d612593d4a442cbb33a1b5b65/lua/rest-nvim/request/init.lua#L190-L201 Happy to help with a PR

Ok, I think I figured out why this is happening: When the file is created it is using an `untitled` scheme https://github.com/fregante/GhostText-for-VSCode/blob/d414e46f25df9e78f8a8c126e9fc913dadff2f55/source/extension.ts#L37-L40 ``` const file = vscode.Uri.from({ scheme: 'untitled', path:...

A possible solution: ``` async function onDocumentClose(closedDocument: vscode.TextDocument) { if (closedDocument.uri.scheme === 'untitled') { // This is an untitled document. Skip further logic. return; } if (closedDocument.isClosed) { documents.delete(closedDocument.uri.toString()); }...

Showing the full `stat` also makes renames show up with more detail. ``` R deleted-file-1.js 0, 0 ``` becomes: ``` R changed-file-1.js => deleted-file-1.js | 0 ```

the issue seems to be with `redraw` and other plugins that manage multiple windows: https://github.com/sitiom/nvim-numbertoggle/blob/9ab95e60ea5ec138e1b2332e0fc18b8e5de464c6/plugin/numbertoggle.lua#L19 Is redrawing necessary?