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The purpose of this line is to remove the prompts after the user has entered
ita character. With this change, if you initiate a jump and cancel, the prompt remains, which is an odd user experience.I think we need to understand the plugin's impact on the undo tree a bit more (I consciously skipped this issue before releasing, since I thought it'd be minor).
I bet operator-pending motions aren't the only places where snipe functions have unexpected side effects on it. (Relatedly, I've noticed a couple of annoying issues with the jumplist.)
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Aha, that was my impression. I don't really write viml; sorry about that. I will keep this line removed in my local copy for now, but we can close this PR if you think we can get a better solution in the future.
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No problem. I think we should focus on some more reproducible test cases on #24 before getting this going. Thanks for the submission!