Bug? - Bufdelete [dd] key no longer for picker.buffers() list action

[Or1g3n]

Hello, I recently noticed that the [dd] keymap inside of a picker.buffers() list in normal mode is no longer working. Rather than deleting the buffer on the list item, I get a notification message stating "--No lines in buffer--". Interestingly "c-x" which is also mapped to bufdelete works as intended.

Note, I am using the default config for picker.buffers() which per the docs is the below.

[dpetka2001]

Works for me as expected (but I'm using LazyVim). Did you make any changes in your personal configuration? Also works with this minimal repro that I tried

vim.env.LAZY_STDPATH = ".repro"
load(vim.fn.system("curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/folke/lazy.nvim/main/bootstrap.lua"))()

require("lazy.minit").repro({
  spec = {
    { "folke/snacks.nvim", opts = {} },
    -- add any other plugins here
  },
})

[folke]

I removed the keymap from normal mode of the input. But it's still a keymap on the list.

[Or1g3n]

Okay, I may not understand "list". I thought that was referring to normal mode as you can then navigate the picker buffer like a list using vim motions as opposed to typing in the input box to filter the list items. So for the dd key map listed under list, what does this mean, what context would I be in where that key map would take effect?

[dpetka2001]

There are 3 windows: the input where you write, the list where results are shown and the preview. You can cycle between them with <M-w>. But when the preview buffer is a real buffer like in snacks.picker.buffers() then you have to press <C-w>w to go to the list window, because <M-w> won't work (you might want to make this a normal Neovim mapping if you don't use it anywhere else).

So, when your cursor is in the list window by cycling through the windows, you will be able to press dd and delete the buffer from the list. Or you could also just add back that mapping in your personal configuration if you deem it important for your workflow.

[Or1g3n]

Okay, appreciate that explanation. I think what is confusing for me is that when I am in normal mode (pressing escape in the prompt). I am able to navigate the list items with j, k. For this reason I thought I was in the "list" and expected dd to work. When I get back to my pc, I will try the commands you provided.

[Or1g3n]

I can see the difference now. Even though I can cycle through items using j,k in normal mode, my cursor is still in the input window. Using the keys specified did allow me to traverse the windows and I can confirm that dd works when the cursor is in the list. Marking this discussion as Done.