<CR> in insert mode does nothing about autoclose.nvim

[nagy135]

after reading your code, there is no way its fault of this plugin ...will investigate elsewhere

[ripytide]

I also have just had this exact problem, deleting lines:

autoclose.nvim/lua/autoclose.lua

Lines 18 to 19 in ec7bf90

	["<BS>"] = {},
	["<CR>"] = {},

fixed this for me though, perhaps it's remapping <CR>?

[gilbh]

Had a similar conflict with Coc, when <CR> would not work because of this remapping.

Any chance of making the following lines disabled as an option in the configuration?

      ["<BS>"] = {},
      ["<C-H>"] = {},
      ["<C-W>"] = {},
      ["<CR>"] = {},
      ["<S-CR>"] = {},

[m4xshen]

I also have just had this exact problem, deleting lines:

autoclose.nvim/lua/autoclose.lua

Lines 18 to 19 in ec7bf90

	["<BS>"] = {},
	["<CR>"] = {},

fixed this for me though, perhaps it's remapping ?

Do you also use coc?

[ripytide]

Do you also use coc?

I do not, I use the build-in nvim LSP with nvim-cmp etc..

[DonnieWest]

I can also confirm autoclose disables the enter key on my computer. Deleting those lines also fixes the problem for me. I also use the build-in LSP w/ nvim-cmp

I'm happy to do any troubleshooting if necessary

[m4xshen]

@DonnieWest could you disable the nvim-cmp and then try whether the enter key works?

[DonnieWest]

That was my assumption too. Disabling nvim-cmp didn't fix it for me.

FWIW I narrowed it down to this plugin by disabling my plugins in a binary-search like fashion. It was only by disabling this plugin that I solved the problem

[m4xshen]

What's your config options for autoclose.nvim?

[DonnieWest]

I can replicate the issue by simply calling setup with no config supplied, or the entire default config passed in