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About half the time, when I press Enter to accept a completion, coq_nvim will fail to delete what I had already typed before inserting the completion, causing it to be duplicated. After some testing I have determined that this occurs only when I start a new word while still in insert mode, e.g. if I type some_identifier.comple<TAB>, and accept copmpletion, I get some_identifier.complecompletion, but if some_identifier. is already on the line when I go into insert mode and I type only comple<TAB> and accept completion, it works correctly and I get some_identifier.completion.
It is possible something in my configuration is wonky, but I have no idea how I would check that. This problem has also persisted across multiple different machines, terminal emulators, and versions of coq.nvim. Will be happy to provide whatever other information you need.
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I have the same issue. It does not happen too often, but when it happens I just have to undo and accept the completion again to apply it correctly. I am not sure what causes this.
About half the time, when I press Enter to accept a completion, coq_nvim will fail to delete what I had already typed before inserting the completion, causing it to be duplicated. After some testing I have determined that this occurs only when I start a new word while still in insert mode, e.g. if I type
some_identifier.comple<TAB>
, and acceptcopmpletion
, I getsome_identifier.complecompletion
, but ifsome_identifier.
is already on the line when I go into insert mode and I type onlycomple<TAB>
and acceptcompletion
, it works correctly and I getsome_identifier.completion
.It is possible something in my configuration is wonky, but I have no idea how I would check that. This problem has also persisted across multiple different machines, terminal emulators, and versions of coq.nvim. Will be happy to provide whatever other information you need.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: