fix(commands.navigate): respect default_split settings when using navigate#64
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fix(commands.navigate): respect default_split settings when using navigate#64
default_split settings when using navigate#64Conversation
…navigate` Before this, we are just using `edit` command, it works fine until the introduction of `floating` splits. It will navigate on the main buffer instead of the floating buffer. This change will force the navigation to happen on the float buffer if configured, or else on the main buffer without further spliting
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Before this, we are just using
editcommand, it works fine until theintroduction of
floatingsplits. It will navigate on the main bufferinstead of the floating buffer.
This change will force the navigation to happen on the float buffer if
configured, or else on the main buffer without further spliting