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Describe the bug
When vsvim is active, and intellicode/copilot is asked to only accept completion when pressing the right-arrow, the key press is consumed by vsvim.
To Reproduce
Make sure vsvim is enabled
Type some code where copilot/intellicode kicks in with their faded-text-preview
Press right-arrow, nothing will happen
Disable vsvim
Press right-arrow, copilot/intellicode should accept the completion
Expected behavior
Pressing right-arrow is not consumed by vsvim (unless there is a vsvimrc file with an override, in my case I tried with an empty vsvimrc)
Visual Studio version: 2022
VsVim version: 2.10.0.6
Programming Language: C++
Check(Type 'x') any that are installed:
ReSharper
Visual Assist
Additional context
I use Resharper, but I only have to disable vsvim for this behavior to correct itself.
Here's the output from vsvim debug output where vsvim consumes the input
VsVim VsCommandTarget::Exec UserInput Key.Right: 1496a755-94de-11d0-8c3f-00c04fc2aae2 9
VsVim VimBuffer.Process: none:Right:None
VsVim TryCustomProcess MoveCaretWithArrow Right and completion False
VsVim Complete Linked Undo Transaction: Insert after motion
VsVim Open Linked Undo Transaction: Insert after motion
VsVim VimBufferCoordinator::PreviewKeyUp Right
VsVim VimKeyProcessor::KeyUp Right None
VsVim VimKeyProcessor::KeyUp Handled = False
VsVim VimBufferCoordinator::KeyUp Right
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@ericmutta thanks for the suggestion. I checked that deliberately because I am using Resharper and with that option unchecked, Copilot and Resharper both fight for tab
Describe the bug
When vsvim is active, and intellicode/copilot is asked to only accept completion when pressing the
right-arrow
, the key press is consumed by vsvim.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Pressing right-arrow is not consumed by vsvim (unless there is a
vsvimrc
file with an override, in my case I tried with an emptyvsvimrc
)Visual Studio version: 2022
VsVim version: 2.10.0.6
Programming Language: C++
Check(Type 'x') any that are installed:
Additional context
I use Resharper, but I only have to disable vsvim for this behavior to correct itself.
Here's the output from vsvim debug output where vsvim consumes the input
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: