Not saving context state after opening a file

[liambutterworth]

I'm not entirely sure if this is a bug, an issue with my configuration, or just a workflow misunderstanding since I'm new to nnn. Currently I have nnn setup to use the global session. Say that I open up nnn in a float, navigate to some file a directory or two down, and then open it. What I expect to happen is the next time I open up nnn, it starts in the same place I opened the file. The only way I can get this to work as I expect is to open nnn, navigate, close, reopen and then press enter on the file. Is there something I'm missing here? The same thing happens if I open a new context, then navigate to the file and open. The new context state isn't saved.

If there's a key bind I could use to update the context state that would be perfect too.

To Reproduce:

1) let g:nnn#session = 'global' 2) :NnnPicker 3) Navigate to file in subdirectory, in a current or new context 4) Press enter on file 5) :NnnPicker

Environment:

arch linux fish 3.3.1 neovim 0.6.0 paq 0.9.2 nnn 4.2

[mcchrish]

I see the issue as well. When I try to run nnn -S -p - and then quit, the session remembers the directory. But when I pick a file(s) (pressing enter) it doesn't. Seems to be an issue with nnn itself rather than the plugin.

[mcchrish]

For the context part, does nnn let you exit with more than one open context? It seems to ask me to quit all context before exiting (pressing Q).

[jarun]

There is an option to skip the confirmation. See nnn help.

[khuedoan]

Using command = 'nnn -Q' works for me, thanks @jarun