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Starting polymode with lsp, makes the cursor to jump to the end of buffer #316
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I can confirm this, it basically makes it impossible to edit the file |
I'm also experiencing similar behavior. I basically can't work with Rmd files while in polymode. |
I think the culprit is |
Please help. |
It used to work OK, but now after upgrading something it indeed became unusable. :( |
Alright, I found this commit: 2094c92#diff-7a892d2433cc77b44621c3724f45b25815a7c3c98ad7fa9b6531ca252f927ff3R308 So I went to the source code of the package and changed |
Now more than one month later, I updated emacs and all related packages, and my hotfix to the file was reverted. This immediately brought the problem back. I edited the file again and the workaround is still working. |
@AlexDaniel Thank you for this sleuthing. Seems to be working for me too. I decided to set I use Doom Emacs, so you might have to set the hooks differently if you don't, but here's what I'm doing now:
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I have a |
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I have this problem when I try to edit Rmd files.
In the video happens several things:
test.Rmd
) works as expected. I typed the lettersabc
several times without problem.pm.mov
My undesirable workaround for the moment is disabling polymode completely, edit my Rmd in Emacs and run everything in Rstudio.
The
pm-debug-relevant-variables
My session info:
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