When I jump to the definition (:Lspsaga goto_definition) of symbol right after peeking the source of that symbol, the buffer is opened with the layout of the peek window (black background; no line numbers) instead of the default layout (dark blue background, with line numbers.
Example:
[Peek definition of watch_and_process_build]: black background; no line number
Buffer opened right after peeking (actual behavior): black background; no line number (see right side in image)
Buffer opened without peeking (expected behavior): dark blue background, with line numbers
I am using nvim-10.0 (also tried 0.95) with the latest version of Lspsaga.
Any idea why this happened and how this could be fixed?
Describe the bug
Hi,
When I jump to the definition (:Lspsaga goto_definition) of symbol right after peeking the source of that symbol, the buffer is opened with the layout of the peek window (black background; no line numbers) instead of the default layout (dark blue background, with line numbers.
Example:
[Peek definition of
watch_and_process_build]: black background; no line numberBuffer opened right after peeking (actual behavior): black background; no line number (see right side in image)
Buffer opened without peeking (expected behavior): dark blue background, with line numbers
I am using nvim-10.0 (also tried 0.95) with the latest version of Lspsaga.
Any idea why this happened and how this could be fixed?
Thanks! Christof
Steps to reproduce
See example above
Expected behavior
See example above
Neovim version (nvim -v)
0.10
lspsaga commit
f20985499cd8ff0fbbfe8e7c770428ef764fc3be
Terminal name/version
ITerm 3.4