fix: Don't prevent rendering if buffer is empty #597
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This behavior is intentional and made to support LSP hover docs in older versions of neovim: 059f503 |
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Hm okay interesting. Can you think of a different way to fix this issue? Basically it leaves codeblock headers around if the buffer is cleared programmatically. |
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I think this: sudo-tee/opencode.nvim#200
Is actually a bug with this plugin.
If the text is non-empty, then is changed to empty via
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(buf, 0, -1, false, {}),render-markdown.nvimshould still render in that case, otherwise it leaves behind some extmarks (I think those are extmarks)?