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When I run noevim with -N20 I can copy paste here the log associated with the dot action after performing a replace of a work in first place. myVim.log
@gbprod also having same issue. But looking at it i am not sure how would that even be possible. The indent operator motion basically overrides the inital motion triggered for the substitute. I am scratching my head on a way to fix it, but can not think of a solution to it. The most obvious way is to modify the buffer linewise, capture the motion's lines/range, and then modify lines within that block and indent it but that is a no go, slow and bad idea all around. The idea is to still be able to use something like that vim.cmd("silent keepjumps normal! '[=']") and be able to retain the original motion which was invoked on g@
I'm running with neovim:
on ubuntu 22
May be something wrong in my config,
I try to map the action with the following modifier (that a great feature)
The action work with the mapping but it is not dot repeatable.
When I simply make the mapping
the action is dot repeatable
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