When I open/close a folder in nvim-tree my view resets and the cursor while being on the same folder now is at the bottom of the screen about nvim-tree.lua HOT 11 OPEN

I had same issue too for last two weeks. After that I realized it started happening on one of nvim v0.10.x versions. I don't have this issue on stable v0.9.4.

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Do you mind providing as minimal reproducer as possible, it will help with the issue. Thanks.

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Looks like the actions here resolves it:

require"nvim-tree".setup{
filters = {
dotfiles = true,
git_clean = true,
no_buffer = false,
},

actions = {
  change_dir = { enable = false }
},
}

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Are all those mappings and settings critical for reproducing this behaviour?

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no, I just included them so it would be clear that there is nothing in those mappings that causes this behavior (at least to me it seems like it)

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I'm having the same issue. I can reproduce it by running nvim -nu nvt-min.lua using nvt-min.lua from the "Clean Room" Replication wiki page.

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That's true.

1. nvim -nu nvt-min.lua
2. :NvimTreeOpen
3. :unm <buffer> <C-e>
4. <C-e> couple of times to scroll viewport down
5. :lua require('nvim-tree.api').node.open.edit()

Scrolls root node back to top.

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I had same issue too for last two weeks. After that I realized it started happening on one of nvim v0.10.x versions. I don't have this issue on stable v0.9.4.

I was also on v0.10.x and switching to the latest stable version fixes the problem for me as well.

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same issue for long time

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on my machine, this seems intermittent. I have not find specific variable that sometimes making the tree scrolled to bottom.

on the screen recording, I don't use @/pbower 's solution to disable change_dir action. but disabling change_dir won't fix for me

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Confirming: this is happening on nvim 0.10

If that's the case I'd prefer that we waited some time before investigating this. 0.10 is a very large release, containing many significant change and has had several volatile breaks. Once it's stable we can investigate further.

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