ctrl-c prevents autocommands from firing. you can override that behavior with inoremap <C-c> <Esc>

i'll look into if there's anything that can be done upstream sometime next year

I think this should be in the readme—I tried the plugin a while back and noticed this issue, and decided not to use it for the time being. Was just now coming back around to trying it again.

Oh thanks! I'll do this. I had no idea.

Yup

This often will disappear when I go back into insert mode, but I have had some cases where it just doesn't—if I type into the buffer, I'm basically typing "behind" leftover ghost text, and I'm unable to see what I'm typing.

Here's one: I delete the line on which a completion sits, and the completion remains on the following line afterwards, obscuring the actual buffer contents.

I think the root of the problem, in the first video here, is that ghost text remains after I leave insert mode. This seems to leave open the door for bugs to occur. It appears that Copilot doesn't clear the ghost text until I re-enter insert mode, but I have often seen it not get cleared.

Update: This was already fixed in the latest release! I just needed to recompile and install.

Great; done! Thank you. Loving the new faces and the compiler, btw

Ok cool, I’ll see if I can reproduce with a minimal config, and go from there.

I don’t think it’s a redraw issue, but my understanding of this stuff is pretty shallow. They’ll leave multiple lines of ghost text that actually push the numbered line content down.

I’ll check those plugins out, though my use of AI for work is mostly limited to completion to save me keystrokes.

Juror #2?

I’m sure they’ll fine tune on diastemas in the next version; not to worry.

How do you find Tana? Does it still not operate when not online? This is the main thing that gives me pause (currently a heavy Obsidian user for a long time).

I also do not understand the decision to not allow collections to exist outside of documents. They lose so much usefulness that way.