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Using findBaseCommitForFixup does jump to the commit, but it's not scrolled into view. Only once I ↓↑ in the view, I start to see the commit, which I find massively annoying.
Note that this is the behavior always. The commits view is not at all scrolled to accomodate the commit that you are jumped to. This is not a “in some cases” type of bug. More so, an underdevelopment.
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Expected behavior
Once you are jumped on top of a commit in the commits view, and the commits view becomes active, the user-configured scrollOffMargin should be applied, so that the commit is in view.
Describe the bug
Using
findBaseCommitForFixupdoes jump to the commit, but it's not scrolled into view. Only once I ↓↑ in the view, I start to see the commit, which I find massively annoying.Note that this is the behavior always. The commits view is not at all scrolled to accomodate the commit that you are jumped to. This is not a “in some cases” type of bug. More so, an underdevelopment.
compressed.mp4
Expected behavior
Once you are jumped on top of a commit in the commits view, and the commits view becomes active, the user-configured
scrollOffMarginshould be applied, so that the commit is in view.Version info:
Terminal info:
foot terminal, version: