Since of late I noticed that as soon as I edit a file with its own mode (e.g. python or org)
the completion help after leader key does not show up anymore.
I can reproduce this in a minimal environment
this used to work.
Reproduction guide :beetle:
fresh install, default .spacemacs, open e.g. python file -> python mode is installed)
Observed behaviour: :eyes: :broken_heart:
After that, on pressing the further keystroke options do not show up anymore
On opening the emacs freshly on the SPACEMACS buffer the keystroke options show up.
Until I open another file that goes into its own mode. Then just sits there
and I am out of help what next keystrokes can be chosen from.
Expected behaviour: :heart: :smile:
I expect to get the menu for next keystrokes after in any buffer in any mode
I do not know how to debug the leader key. I found nothing via google.
If you know how to enable leader key debugging, then I can look what is called
in the normal case, and why the keystroke menu does not show up anymore.
Description :octocat:
Since of late I noticed that as soon as I edit a file with its own mode (e.g. python or org) the completion help after leader key does not show up anymore. I can reproduce this in a minimal environment
this used to work.
Reproduction guide :beetle:
Observed behaviour: :eyes: :broken_heart: After that, on pressing the further keystroke options do not show up anymore
On opening the emacs freshly on the SPACEMACS buffer the keystroke options show up. Until I open another file that goes into its own mode. Then just sits there
and I am out of help what next keystrokes can be chosen from.
Expected behaviour: :heart: :smile: I expect to get the menu for next keystrokes after in any buffer in any mode
I do not know how to debug the leader key. I found nothing via google. If you know how to enable leader key debugging, then I can look what is called in the normal case, and why the keystroke menu does not show up anymore.
System Info :computer:
Backtrace :paw_prints: