Let me start off by saying that this is one of the features that have completely changed my experience of using the terminal kudos :+1: :clap:
I've found that scrolling through the auto suggestions in vim mode doesn't work for me, both using bindkey -v and the zsh-vim-mode plug in. Originally I though it was because of the zsh-vim-mode (https://github.com/softmoth/zsh-vim-mode/issues/25) but the behaviour using bindkey -v gives the same behaviour.
To reproduce just start typing a command in insert mode and then switch to vim mode and try scrolling for different autosuggestions and it simply scrolls from history ignoring the typed text. This also doesn't work when scrolling back with arrow keys in insert mode.
Another problem is that going word by word in the suggestion can be done using w in normal mode (although it flashes some annoying output), but going back using b doesn't deselect them.
Let me start off by saying that this is one of the features that have completely changed my experience of using the terminal kudos :+1: :clap:
I've found that scrolling through the auto suggestions in vim mode doesn't work for me, both using
bindkey -v
and thezsh-vim-mode
plug in. Originally I though it was because of thezsh-vim-mode
(https://github.com/softmoth/zsh-vim-mode/issues/25) but the behaviour usingbindkey -v
gives the same behaviour.To reproduce just start typing a command in insert mode and then switch to vim mode and try scrolling for different autosuggestions and it simply scrolls from history ignoring the typed text. This also doesn't work when scrolling back with arrow keys in insert mode.
Another problem is that going word by word in the suggestion can be done using
w
in normal mode (although it flashes some annoying output), but going back usingb
doesn't deselect them.My plugin list reads: