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Sessions not loading #43
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Good evening, could you please indicate some steps to reproduce the issue, in particular the steps that you undertake to save the session first, and then loaded it afterwards (for instance are you loading the session automatically)? It would also help if you could try to reproduce the problem using the minimal repro.lua (so that we exclude it is related to other external dependencies). |
At first the sesions were coming from the older version, so I thought that maybe something broke and I deleted them to start a new fresh session. Moreover, when I list the sessions, also a .DS_Store file is shown that it does not exist in location And most interesting, it seems fzf-lua fails with this plugin. When I tried This is my require("nvim-possession").setup({
autoswitch = { enable = true, },
autosave = false,
post_hook = require("nvim-possession-extension").set_mappings_again,
fzf_winopts = {
preview = {
horizontal = "up:60%",
},
} |
what is
what are these I presume the problem may lie in some keymappings that you use for |
I found the issue… at least to me! In |
Yes, if I remember correctly this was a change introduced in Glad that you solved it: can I consider this closed? |
IDK! |
As you can see from this commit the value was changed in the upstream fzf-lua to use "enter". Are you sure that your fzf-lua is updated to the latest? |
I just upgraded nvim version and packages:
nvim-possession
loaded using Lazy manager:The issue is that
nvim-possession
does not load the sessions anymore as it should.It displays the session as a buffer in neovim,, the ones located in
~/.local/share/nvim/sessions/
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