Buffer appears unlisted if I do :tab sb

[ajitid]

Steps to reproduce:

• Try to move/copy over a buffer to a new tab using :tab sb or <c-w>T
• Do :ls. You won't see the buffer as it is unlisted
• Do :setlocal buflisted followed by :ls. You would now see the buffer appearing in the buffer list.

[tiagovla]

I think I tried to call vim.api.nvim_buf_set_option(0, "buflisted", true) on TabEnter but it was not quite working. I will check it again.

[tiagovla]

@ajitid could you check if this fixed it?

[ajitid]

Seems like this fixed it, but this also created a new problem. To reproduce:

• Open a file
• Do :tabnew
• Do :ls
• Even though this is a new tab you would see the buffer in your previous tab as your alternate buffer here

[tiagovla]

I noticed it. I think the problem is that the TabEvents happen before BufEnter. I'm trying to fix this without introducing custom commands.

[tiagovla]

I think it now works with :tabnew and <c-w>T. It still doesn't work with :tab sb, I think it's an upstream issue, it doesn't trigger the TabNewEntered event. They fixed <c-w>T neovim/neovim#4979 a while ago.

EDIT: here's the issue neovim/neovim#4334

[ajitid]

Yep, I've subscribed to that issue. Let's keep this open until upstream is resolved.

[ajitid]

I think it now works with :tabnew and <c-w>T. It still doesn't work with :tab sb, I think it's an upstream issue, it doesn't trigger the TabNewEntered event. They fixed <c-w>T neovim/neovim#4979 a while ago.

EDIT: here's the issue neovim/neovim#4334

The neovim issue you mentioned has been fixed. I haven't checked if it fixes this ticket as well.

[ajitid]

Seems like this fixed it, but this also created a new problem. To reproduce:

• Open a file
• Do :tabnew
• Do :ls
• Even though this is a new tab you would see the buffer in your previous tab as your alternate buffer here

Just checked, this isn't fixed.