this plugin breaks `:w` in vim plugin about vsc-python-indent HOT 7 CLOSED

Hey, I just stopped by to leave the same issue. It's possible he's talking about another vim plugin, but it definitely breaks VSCodeVim.

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I believe that's my extension :)

@above-c-level or @ryanrca, could one of you give me a step-by-step instructions for reproducing? I've not used the vim plugin before.

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Yeah no problem! Basically when using vim, you can normally do :w or :wa (colon puts vim into command mode, w means write, a means all), hit enter, and your file(s) is/are saved. For some reason though, vim no longer seems to accept hitting enter in command mode while this plugin is activated, which is necessary for normal operation. Hope this helps

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Try this. Start with a fresh install of VSCode.

• Install vim plugin
• Install python plugin
• Open a python file
• Edit it: (click i for insert mode, type # test 1234. click esc a couple times to exit insert mode)
• open dev tools ( Help | Toggle Developer Tools). Go to "console' and clear the console.
• Save the python file (:w<enter>)

See nothing in the dev tools error console. Observe the file is saved to disk.

• Install Python indent plugin.
• Make another edit to a python file
• Try to save the file (:w<enter>)

See the stack trace in the dev tools error Console. Observe the file is NOT saved to disk.

• Disable Python Indent plugin.
• Make another edit to a python file
• Save the file (:w<enter>)

See nothing in the dev tools error console. Observe the file is saved to disk.

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Thanks for leaving an issue! Could you specify which vim plugin you are talking about?

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Thanks for leaving an issue! Could you specify which vim plugin you are talking about?

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EDIT: This should be resolved in versions v0.7.0 and above, please try upgrading. If the issue persists, please open a new issue.

Thanks for the descriptions!

The problem is that this extension sets the Enter key as a keyboard shortcut, and when the Vim plugin is not in Insert mode, overriding the Enter key means you can't send commands.

In VSCode, you can refine the conditions of when a shortcut will fire, and I can do that for when vim.mode == 'Insert', but this breaks the keyboard when the user does not have the Vim extension installed. As far as I can tell, the when syntax of keyboard shortcuts does not support checking for the existence of a vim.mode variable first.

I'm going to file an issue with the Vim extension to see if we can get a good solution in place.

As a workaround in the meantime, you can edit your own conditions:

1. Have both the Vim extension and the python indent extensions installed
2. Open up the keyboard shortcuts page (Ctrl-k Ctrl-s on linux/windows, ⌘-k ⌘-s on Mac)
3. Use the top bar to search for "pythonindent" (no space)
4. Right click the pythonIndent.newlineAndIndent row (should be the only row)
5. Select "Change When Expression"
6. Add && vim.mode == 'Insert' to the end of the expression.

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