Coc.nvim: CTRL-I (to navigate jump list) not working

[andradei]

Navigation of jump list has keybindings CTRL-I and CTRL-O. While the latter works, the former doesn't

Result from CocInfo

    1 ## versions
    2
    3 vim version: NVIM v0.3.8
    4 node version: v12.8.0
    5 coc.nvim version: 0.0.73-e9ef666cb5
    6 term: screen-256color
    7 platform: darwin
    8
    9 ## Messages
   10 vim-go: initialized gopls
   11 "app/handlers_***.go" 54L, 1350C written
   12 vim-go: [golangci-lint] SUCCESS
   13
   14 "app/main.go" 85L, 2404C written
   15 vim-go: [golangci-lint] FAIL
   16
   17 "app/handlers_***.go" 54L, 1350C written
   18 vim-go: [golangci-lint] SUCCESS
   19
   20 "app/main.go" 85L, 2404C written
   21 vim-go: [golangci-lint] FAIL
   22 22 lines yanked
   23 22 more lines
   24
   25 4 fewer lines
   26 "app/handlers_***.go" 71L, 1824C written
   27 vim-go: [golangci-lint] SUCCESS
   28
   29
   30
   31
   32
   33 "app/handlers_***.go" 71L, 1824C written
   34 vim-go: [golangci-lint] SUCCESS
   35 "app/handlers_***.go" 69L, 1804C written
   36 vim-go: [golangci-lint] SUCCESS
   37
   38 "app/handlers_***.go" 69L, 1804C written
   39 vim-go: [golangci-lint] FAIL

Describe the bug

CTRL-I Is not navigating the Vim jump list as it should. The error shown is:

[coc.nvim] Selection range provider not found for current document

Reproduce the bug

• Install coc.nvim
• Install vim-go
• Press CTRL-I to navigate the jump list

[chemzqm]

<C-i> is tab on vim，check your keymapping

[deepflame]

@andradei I had the same issue.

As pointed out <C-i> is mapped to <TAB> in VIM. This cannot be changed (yet) as you can read here.

You probably got this mapping from the Example VIM configuration like me where it reads:

" Use <tab> for select selections ranges, needs server support, like: coc-tsserver, coc-python
nmap <silent> <TAB> <Plug>(coc-range-select)
xmap <silent> <TAB> <Plug>(coc-range-select)
xmap <silent> <S-TAB> <Plug>(coc-range-select-backword)

[andradei]

Got it. I'll be either deleting the mappings above or remapping to something else.
Thanks.

[andrestone]

What would be the workaround to jump in?

[chemzqm]

Not use <C-i>, it's same as <tab> when received by vim.

[andrestone]

I understand that <C-i> is the same as <TAB> and I can't change it.

What I want to know is how to use <TAB> / <C-i> for completion and still have another key bound to jumping in.

Isn't there some sort of workaround that can be done to bind some other key to jump to next location?

Thanks.

[chemzqm]

Isn't there some sort of workaround that can be done to bind some other key to jump to next location?

Use "list.nextKeymap" and "list.previousKeymap" in your coc-settings.json

[dagadbm]

a decent key maping for this is Ctrl-l which is just below o!:

nnoremap <C-l> <C-i>

[butterywombat]

hm i only have

nmap <silent> <TAB> <Plug>(coc-range-select)
xmap <silent> <TAB> <Plug>(coc-range-select)

so I remapped them to <S-TAB>

[atomsfat]

Some guys are remaping c_i in the terminal https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/9839/how-to-use-jumplists-c-i-which-is-seen-as-a-tab