e8e9bf0663The gitsigns keymaps were defined in on_attach, so they were buffer-local and created asynchronously - gitsigns shells out to git before attaching. which-key had already built its keymap tree for the buffer by then, and it only invalidates that cache on BufReadPost, BufNew and LspAttach, so maps added afterwards stayed invisible. Buf:get() returns cached mode state unless explicitly passed `update`, which is why re-entering the buffer didn't help either. Mapping globally instead means the maps exist before which-key builds any tree. The gitsigns API no-ops in buffers it hasn't attached to (checked stage/reset/preview/blame/nav in a non-git directory), so the only change is that the maps now exist everywhere rather than just in git-tracked buffers. Also puts the diagnostic float and quickfix list on <leader>d. Nvim already binds <C-W>d and ]d/[d for these, so this is a rebinding for discoverability rather than new capability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Lua
12 lines
304 B
Lua
vim.pack.add({ 'https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim' })
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local wk = require('which-key')
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wk.setup()
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-- Names for the <leader> prefixes, so the popup groups them sensibly
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wk.add({
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{ '<leader>d', group = 'diagnostics' },
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{ '<leader>h', group = 'hunks' },
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{ '<leader>t', group = 'toggles' },
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})
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