Multi-window hop commands do not appear to work when a terminal buffer has focus.

[samjwill]

Apologies if there's some unique quirk on my machine that is causing this, or if I've missed something.

Platform/Version:

• Ubuntu 22.04
• Neovim v0.8.0-1210-gd367ed9b2
• LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3

The issue:

• Multiple window hops (denoted by commands ending in MW) do not appear to behave as expected when terminal buffers have focus in normal mode.

To reproduce:

• Install hop.nvim.
• Open some populated file in a buffer.
• Split the buffer.
• Open a terminal buffer in one of the splits with :ter. You should now have a visible window with a terminal one one side, and a visible window with some file's contents on the other.
• Ensure the terminal buffer is in normal mode (<C-\><C-n>)
• Enter a hop command ending in MW, (e.g. :HopWordMW)

Expected behavior:

• All visible buffers are highlighted and can be jumped to with a key sequence. (Something similar to this screenshot).

Actual behavior:

• Only the buffer under the cursor receives highlighting and can be jumped to with a key sequence. No other visible windows can be jumped to, despite a MW command being entered.

Any help on this would be great. Thanks!

[back2childhood]

I have the same question, do u have any idea now?
I even find my lspsaga rename can't change other the variable name in other file, I guess maybe it is the same question.

[back2childhood]

I remember it working normally at beginning, but suddenly it doesn't work.