So I use lsp and lspsga. Both work great except for when I have multiple splits, and maximize one using vim-maximizer.
Then whenever I close the popup window, which was opened for reference or go to definition etc, the cursor goes to the
leftmost split instead of the split from which the reference popup window was created.
Steps to reproduce
Setup lspsaga, lsp and vim-maximizer.
then create splits, move to the right split, maximize it using vim-maximizer's commands
then go to some definitions and close the popup. (try for a popup inside a popup as well)
Expected behavior
The cursor should stay on the split which created that popup window.
Describe the bug
So I use lsp and lspsga. Both work great except for when I have multiple splits, and maximize one using vim-maximizer. Then whenever I close the popup window, which was opened for reference or go to definition etc, the cursor goes to the leftmost split instead of the split from which the reference popup window was created.
Steps to reproduce
Setup lspsaga, lsp and vim-maximizer. then create splits, move to the right split, maximize it using vim-maximizer's commands then go to some definitions and close the popup. (try for a popup inside a popup as well)
Expected behavior
The cursor should stay on the split which created that popup window.
Neovim version (nvim -v)
0.9.5
lspsaga commit
d5aa1a0
Terminal name/version
st-256color