tzachar
tzachar
I think this has something to do with the way you declare your plugins to your plugin manager.
The basic functionality and mechanism for undo and redo did not change. I have no idea what triggers this... Are you using any other plugins? Can you try disabling them...
Can you try to load the plugin last, after all other plugins? If you are using `lazy.nvim`, try loading the plugin using the `keys` option and see if this persists
Can you be a bit more specific? what did you change? So I can add to the Readme..
I think #83 fixes this.
No. Your config looks ok and work in my setup. What is the output of `:nmap u` ?
This is strange. Ending up in line 148 means that you set the `rhs` in *your* config of the plugins, which seems to not be the case as you left...
The change introduced in [9cf8f05](https://github.com/tzachar/highlight-undo.nvim/commit/9cf8f052e86a5a323b16d17bad12f7cb73b248eb) is a major rewrite of the hijacking logic. Can you attach your configs which fail to catch `p` ?
@holic-cl I can't reproduce this. Which other plugins are you using? Which nvim version?
`which-key.nvim` does something similar to this plugin. try to make sure this plugin is loaded last.