Summary
When pi-vim is enabled, running /new prevents me from scrolling back to content from before the /new.
Without the extension, /new behaves normally and I can still scroll back to earlier content.
Steps to reproduce
- Install and enable pi-vim
- Start pi
- Have some conversation history in the current session
- Run /new
- Try to scroll back above the /new
Expected behavior
I should still be able to scroll back and view output from before /new, as happens in plain pi without
the extension.
Actual behavior
With pi-vim enabled, scrollback appears to be cut off/reset at the /new boundary.
Confirmed comparison
- With pi-vim enabled: problem occurs
- With pi-vim disabled: problem does not occur
Environment
- pi version: 0.68.1
- pi-vim version: 0.3.2
Summary
When pi-vim is enabled, running /new prevents me from scrolling back to content from before the /new.
Without the extension, /new behaves normally and I can still scroll back to earlier content.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
I should still be able to scroll back and view output from before /new, as happens in plain pi without
the extension.
Actual behavior
With pi-vim enabled, scrollback appears to be cut off/reset at the /new boundary.
Confirmed comparison
Environment