Cursor ends up on the last line after a multiline yank

[Yakimych]

Execute Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info(which write info to clipboard) then paste here.

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• [x] Provide your environment info clipped by Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info command.
  debug info

{
  "atom": "1.38.2",
  "platform": "darwin",
  "release": "18.6.0",
  "vmpVersion": "1.36.0",
  "vmpConfig": {}
}

• [x] Try with latest Atom and latest vim-mode-plus.

• [x] Pick a descriptive and non-ambiguous subject Cursor ends up on the last line after a multiline yank.

• [x] Express "what" you want(feature? config option?, behavior change?) in short sentence(not long!). Behavior change - cursor should end up on the first line after a multiline yank.

• [x] Contrast current behavior if you want to change current behavior, with sample text, operation(keystroke) and result. Cursor should end up on the first line after a multiline yank. E.g. if we start on line 1 and press VjjjY, the cursor stays on line 4. In vanilla Vim, as well as all emulators I've used before, the cursor stays on line 1.

• [x] Include real use case so that maintainer can understand "why" you need help. I usually duplicate multiple lines by selecting (e.g. Vjj) followed by YP. Since the cursor ends up on the last line, this results in the duplicated block ending up just before the last line, rather than before the whole "old" block.

For example, if I were to duplicate the following function with VjjYP:

function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

I would get the following result:

function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}
}

• [x] Include Atom(atom --version), vim-mode-plus version, and OS version(e.g. macOS Sierra 10.12.3). Atom 1.38.2, vmp: 1.36.0, macOS Mojave 10.14.5

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[Yakimych]

Just saw that this is controllable via setting stayOnYank: false in the settings. Closing this.

[t9md]

Yes. This is intentional aggressive decision. You can see others here. https://github.com/t9md/atom-vim-mode-plus/wiki/DifferencesFromPureVim

[Yakimych]

Good stuff, thanks!