rasulomaroff

> Another fun complication :) -- move file to parent directory by renaming it `../file.txt` or `./../file.txt`. For some reason this (as well as subdirectories) feels very intuitive for me...

> if the file is empty and without extension I think that doesn't really necessary. Directories with dots are perfectly valid. Alternatively, if a file is not empty and you...

Hi there! Do you mean it enters file in insert mode or highlights it as insert one, but actually in normal mode? Because if it's the first one, I don't...

Hmm, don't think so The only place where I could possibly lose third-party highlights is the "winhl" option, but I save all the previous window highlights before applying mine and...

@thelinmichael just tested on my machine and there's no such a problem.. Seems a bit crazy for me because I don't really know how I can trigger insert mode without...

@infinite-ops hi there! As far as I know the issue was fixed in the upstream Neovim. It wasn't `reactive` issue because the only thing that `reactive` does is updates highlights...

Hi there! You can also check this issue for more info: https://github.com/rasulomaroff/reactive.nvim/issues/13 But basically you're right, `reactive` by default doesn't apply highlights for `CursorLineSign` and `CursorLineFold`, but you can just...

@Ajaymamtora Is it highlighted for you even when the only highlight group that is applied by `reactive` is `CursorLine`? Looks like it's `CursorLineSign` or `CursorLineFold` `reactive` won't highlight anything you...

Hi @Ajaymamtora, I had some time to check the issue and again it seems like there's nothing wrong with neither of plugins. Those highlights were linked to `CursorLineSign`, so when...

Hi there @sainttttt! Not really sure how `alpha.nvim` works, but `reactive` calls the "redraw" when it needs to correctly reflect current mode/operator and it can potentially cause the side effect...