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BUG: The buffer recovered from the session lost its focus function in the directory #1026
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Hi @CnsMaple, Could you paste a minimal config containing both Also, it would be nice if you could follow the issue template thoroughly. I think the actions would be something like 1. open neotree, 2. save current session, 3. close and relaunch neovim, 4. run whatever, 5. look at ... But I've never used presinstant so very detailed steps will be very nice :) |
sorry. presinstant will automatically save the session, and we only need to use ': lua require ("persistence"). load()' at the beginning to do it.
this is my actions: |
i found this question is in windows11.when i try in ubuntu,it run normal. in windows11: |
As we have managed to flush out some of the issues with Windows paths in the conversations at #933, I think I will be able to find a solution to this issue as well. Working on it! (Tho it may take some time...) |
It's ok, there are quite a few problems with nvim on windows, I'm using wsl now. thanks guys! |
Did you check docs and existing issues?
Neovim Version (nvim -v)
NVIM v0.9.1
Operating System / Version
windows11
Describe the Bug
i use lazy.nvim.this is my session plugins:
when i use
:lua require("persistence").load()
to resume session.the buffer can not focus on the current file.
i have set :
Then I open a new file from the neo-tree
This new file can be focused normally, but when moved to a file opened from the session, it will not be focused
Screenshots, Traceback
No response
Steps to Reproduce
none
Expected Behavior
none
Your Configuration
none
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