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I feel that the current behaviour of org_meta_return on lists and checklists is really org_insert_heading_respect_content.
Steps to reproduce
So for example if we have the next file:
* Heading 1 <-- cursor here
SCHEDULED: <2025-01-18>
If you press org_meta_return you get:
* Heading 1
* <-- cursor here
SCHEDULED: <2025-01-18>
If you press org_insert_heading_respect_content you get:
* Heading 1
SCHEDULED: <2025-01-18>
* <-- cursor here
However if you have the next file:
* Heading 1
- Line 1 <-- cursor here
- Subline 1
If you press org_meta_return you get:
* Heading 1
- Line 1
- Subline 1
- <-- cursor here
Which is closer to org_insert_heading_respect_content than org_meta_return as it respects the content
Expected behavior
From this file:
* Heading 1
- Line 1 <-- cursor here
- Subline 1
If you press org_meta_return you should get:
* Heading 1
- Line 1
- <-- cursor here
- Subline 1
If you press org_insert_heading_respect_content you get:
* Heading 1
- Line 1
- Subline 1
- <-- cursor here
For me this change would be important because I use more often org_insert_heading_respect_content when dealing with headlines than org_meta_return so it would be a better ux experience for me to use the same key binding for what I'd expect on lists and checklists
Describe the bug
I feel that the current behaviour of
org_meta_return
on lists and checklists is reallyorg_insert_heading_respect_content
.Steps to reproduce
So for example if we have the next file:
If you press
org_meta_return
you get:If you press
org_insert_heading_respect_content
you get:However if you have the next file:
If you press
org_meta_return
you get:Which is closer to
org_insert_heading_respect_content
thanorg_meta_return
as it respects the contentExpected behavior
From this file:
If you press
org_meta_return
you should get:If you press
org_insert_heading_respect_content
you get:For me this change would be important because I use more often
org_insert_heading_respect_content
when dealing with headlines thanorg_meta_return
so it would be a better ux experience for me to use the same key binding for what I'd expect on lists and checklistsEmacs functionality
No response
Minimal init.lua
Screenshots and recordings
No response
OS / Distro
linux
Neovim version/commit
0.10.0
Additional context
(Sorry for the issue spam, I usually gather them and once in a while open them all together)
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