Jump forward <C-i> just switch buffer

[dvogt23]

Describe the bug
After jumping through files with <C-o> it should be possible to jump forward with <C-i> but this just jump to the next buffer, instead of forward the jumplist.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open source code file with lsp included
2. Jump to definition of a function usage
3. Jump deeper into other definitions
4. Jump back sometime with <C-o>
5. Jump "forward" with <C-i> (just goto next buffer instead)

Expected behavior
Jump forward in jumplist...

Screenshots
I did just goto definition and jump back with C-o. With C-i wanna jump forward, but it move to next buffer.

BTW same for jump between search with /text and n sometimes jump back and forward not possible...

[Akianonymus]

Is this different from the behaviour with nvim -u None ?

[dvogt23]

Ahw damn, its missing in nvim 😢 vim -u None works ...

[Akianonymus]

@dvogt23 Maybe create a issue in neovim github repo.

[dvogtfstr]

ye will do... doc says it should be possible https://neovim.io/doc/user/motion.html#CTRL-I

[anstadnik]

The problem is that if <Tab> is mapped it also maps <C-i> which is a vital feature of nvim. Link
Adding <Tab> to disabled mapping list fixed the issue, though IMHO it should not be mapped by default.

[fernandovmacedo]

CTRL-i and <TAB> works fine in Neovim. To fix the issue in Nvchad, you have to change the mapping of <TAB> in lua/core/mappings.lua:85.

I have changed the original mapping to S-TAB and deleted the goto prev buffer that was mapped to S-TAB.

[gam-phon]

Using Mac, in Alacritty config file:

key_bindings:
   - { key: I, mods: Control, chars: "\x1b[105;6u" }

This fix the issue for me. Now I can use Tab and Ctrl-I

[LinuxIsCool]

@gam-phon You are a genius. Thanks for sharing that!!! So amazing to be able to have <c-i> seperate from <TAB>

BTW I'm on linux and it's working.

[gam-phon]

@LinuxIsCool Thanks. I am happy that was helpful.