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dressing.nvim
dressing.nvim replaces native vim.ui.input.
vim.ui.input
When plugin is called, two input windows are overlaid or even replaced and nothing happens after entering.
It seems like it's impossible to have two dressing input windows at the time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi, thanks for the issue !
I don't have much bandwidth at the moment, but I am open for a PR if you're up to.
In the meantime, I would recommend you to find an alternative to dressing.nvim or to use the native vim.ui.input. 🙁
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Dressing input UI may be disabled via config as workaround (doesn't affect anything else):
require("dressing").setup({ input = { enabled = false } -- ... })
Hey @hinell, I'm happy to share that dressing.nvim integration has been fixed and was caused by the asynchronous behavior of vim.ui.input !
Have a good one 👋
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dressing.nvim replaces native
vim.ui.input
.When plugin is called, two input windows are overlaid or even replaced and nothing happens after entering.
It seems like it's impossible to have two dressing input windows at the time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: