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Ecs takes me from insert mode to jupyter command mode #137

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sajaysurya opened this issue Jan 12, 2022 · 7 comments
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Ecs takes me from insert mode to jupyter command mode #137

sajaysurya opened this issue Jan 12, 2022 · 7 comments

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@sajaysurya
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Expected behaviour: Esc is supposed to take the control from insert mode to vim command mode
Actual behaviour: Esc is taking the control from insert mode to jupyter command mode

Ctrl + C and Ctrl + [ are working fine.

Setup:
browser: Safari without any plugins
jupyterlab: 3.2.6
jupyterlab-vim: 0.14.5

@pwsiegel
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Same problem with Chrome and jupyterlab 3.2.8. I rolled back to jupyterlab-vim 0.14.4 and the problem went away.

@danielpoliakov
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Same problem with Firefox but rolling back neither jupyterlab or jupyterlab-vim didn't solve the problem.

@laoshaw
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laoshaw commented Jan 29, 2022

Same problem here, this is too essential for vim: switch between insert and normal mode is the first thing needs to always work. Thanks.

@laoshaw
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laoshaw commented Jan 29, 2022

I use C-O O as a workaround but it will insert new cells, at least it got me out of insert mode. C-J / C-K also kind of a workaround

@pwsiegel
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Update: rolling back versions was a temporary fix, but the problem came back. I found another thread about this problem (though I can't find it now) which indicated that the problem had to do with a change in jupyterlab itself, and that doing a hard reload of the browser (cmd+shift+r on OSX) would fix the issue. This has been working for me - it works most of the time, and when the problem comes back I just hard reload.

@nltyrrell
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The problem for me seems specific to the browser that jupyter-lab is running in, and the directory where my *.ipynb files are. For example, I can start jupyter-lab running in one directory with some notebooks without problems, and then in another directory where I get the same issue described above, both in the same browser (firefox). Sometimes removing the .ipynb_checkpoints fixed the issue, but not consistently.

I'd be happy to check any relevant log files or something, if anyone has advice about diagnosing the problem further.

@lukashergt
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Hi all, the main rep has moved a while ago to: https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/jupyterlab-vim
So issues are better posted there.

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