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Hello,
I've read through this issue that asked for conceallevel to be disabled.
However, plugins like oil.nvim use conceallevel (for some IDs), which causes leap to look like this:
I would like to request a flag that allows users to either preserve the conceallevel of the target buffer or disable it.
Thank you!
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Related: justinmk/vim-sneak#30
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Here is a non-perfect workaround:
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('User', { pattern = 'LeapEnter', callback = function () vim.schedule(function() vim.opt.conceallevel = 3 vim.cmd.redraw() end) end, })
But I find it to be pretty alright, at least until this feature is properly implemented
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Hello,
I've read through this issue that asked for conceallevel to be disabled.
However, plugins like oil.nvim use conceallevel (for some IDs), which causes leap to look like this:
I would like to request a flag that allows users to either preserve the conceallevel of the target buffer or disable it.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: