How to recompute layout when terminal window is resized?

[mrjones2014]

In Wezterm, if I start nvim with a split open, then close the split, noice does not recompute the layout, resulting in weird behavior like this. To be clear, it specifically happens when I already have the splits open, then open nvim, then close a split.

[mrjones2014]

@folke I'm still running into this issue as of today. I use horizontal split panes a lot to quickly access the terminal, and closing it will then result in the cmdline not being aligned with the bottom edge of nvim and the LSP status messages being either too high or too low. Is there a way to just force Noice.nvim to recompute it's entire layout?

[mrjones2014]

I think maybe part of the issue is that I would also need to re-evaluate the noice config itself somehow, since I set a row and col position for the cmdline, and the row value is set to vim.o.lines - 3 (to account for winbar + statusline) but vim.o.lines is evaluated upfront -- I'd need to reset that value when vim.o.lines changes due to a screen resize.

[mrjones2014]

It seems to work better if I set row = '98%' instead of using row = vim.o.lines - 3. That works well enough it seems.