thaerkh
Extra empty undo action
vim-workspace seems to be creating an extra, empty undo action.
Every time I make a change using insert mode and try to undo it, I find that I have to perform two undo actions. The first time I hit u, a message shows up on the bottom of my screen saying 0 changes; before #14; 1 seconds ago (obviously the #14 changes between invocations), and the edits I just made remain. Then I press u a second time, and the changes are undone. My expected behavior is that I should only have to press u once to remove the edit I just made.
Is this a bug, or is there some feature here that I'm just not aware of? I just installed this plugin because I'm very interested in the persistent undo feature, so please let me know if there's something I'm missing.
This only happens while I have a workspace active. I've also verified that the problem persists even when I disable persistent undo history with let g:workspace_persist_undo_history = 0. This problem doesn't occur when I make a change using d, x, or r, but it does occur when I enter insert mode using c.
I'm running neovim version 0.3.8.
I have set let g:workspace_persist_undo_history = 0 to not use this plugin's persistent undo feature. Instead I have set undodir=~/.config/nvim/undodir//,.nvim/undo//,. to use (neo)vim's :help persistent-undo feature for all files. I use undotree for manipulating the history of my file.
Note that, you may wish to cleanup the undodir once in a while though as noted in this blog
@thaerkh - I was curious to know why the undodir logic was created in the plugin. Would it be possible for you to help me understand the rationale behind it?
I had to also disable untrailspaces and untrailtabs to get rid of these empty undo actions completely.
