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Incompatible with nvim-treesitter-context

Open SandWoodJones opened this issue 4 years ago • 1 comments

Environment (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Linux

  • NeoVim version: v0.5.0-dev+1197-ga17782042

  • vim-which-key version: 4cbfe3b
  • Have you reproduced with a minimal vimrc: no

Describe the bug 2021-04-03 01-41-54 My screen seems to be vertically split with only one line at the top being active. In this line I can move up and down but not left and right and can't edit text. If I invoke which-key again this error is displayed: Error detected while processing function which_key#start[49]..which_key#window#show[9]..<SNR>53_show_old_win[2]..<SNR>53_open_split_win[2]..<SNR>53_split_or_new:

To reproduce

  1. Move into a treesitter context with the nvim-treesitter-context plugin.
  2. Invoke vim-which-key
  3. Exit vim-which-key with <Esc>

SandWoodJones avatar Apr 03 '21 04:04 SandWoodJones

If you turn on the floating window feature, it seems that this issue goes away. I'm currently using that in order to keep using both plugins for now.

SethBarberee avatar Jun 11 '22 04:06 SethBarberee