Bug - canceling `d` or `c` with `escape` still performs an action

[PowerUser64]

General information

• Alacritty 0.11.0-dev (hash d9c6c8d5)
• Manjaro Linux 5.15
• zsh 5.9
• zvm (hash 9e909d0)

Basic examination

• [x] I have read through the README page
• [x] I have the latest version of zsh-vi-mode
• [x] I have tested with another terminal program

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note: when I say "action," I mean command. I'm just saying action to disambiguate between editor commands (hjkl) and terminal commands (rm -rf).

Problem description

zvm doesn't respect pressing escape to cancel actions that require a motion, such as d or c. Instead, zvm performs the action on the single character under the cursor.

It's possible this happens with other actions too, but d and c are the only ones I have noticed it with.

Reproduction steps

1. Type something in insert mode into the prompt (ex: echo)
2. Press escape to enter normal mode
3. Type c
4. Cancel the action by pressing escape

Notice how the character under your cursor is gone, and you have been put in insert mode. This happens with d as well, except it doesn't put you in insert mode.

Expected behavior

Pressing escape after typing an action that requires a motion should cancel the action and not change modes.

\ Thanks for the great software!

[PowerUser64]

Seems this has been fixed in a recent release