Restoring a session opens all previously open buffers in a single overlapping buffer about ui HOT 12 CLOSED

and what happens when you have tabufline not lazyloaded?

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I have this in my chadrc:

["NvChad/ui"] = {
  override_options = {
    tabufline = {
      lazyload = false,
      overriden_modules = nil,
    },
  },
},

which, I think, should disable lazy loading? From the documentation it sounds like lazy means the tabufline won't be shown if there's only a single buffer open. But it does show the tabufline for me, just with only one buffer.

Looks like this is related to / a duplicate of NvChad/NvChad#1277. I see there's a couple of related commits, which I guessed fixed the issue (it was indeed working correctly for me until updating NvChad yesterday), but I guess something broke again, either here or in a recent nvim version?

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tabufline shows multiple buffers if multiple files are opened with nvim

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Yes. This works for me as well. The issue only appears when sourcing a session file:

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@lll9p can you look into this? I got no clue

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@charludo, this is not a NvChad related issue, this is with nvim, and no matter what config are you using, I had the same problem in the past, but this solve my problems: https://github.com/natecraddock/sessions.nvim

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@jtuz probably, but if it doesnt happen with other bufferline plugins then we will have to fix our tabufline too

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@charludo, this is not a NvChad related issue, this is with nvim, and no matter what config are you using, I had the same problem in the past, but this solve my problems: https://github.com/natecraddock/sessions.nvim

Are you sure? I have done some further testing, and it turns out the buffers are loaded (I can cycle them with e.g. :bprevious, and make all of them appear with :bufdo e). It seems they simply aren't being displayed until some event affects them (cycling, reloading, closing the currently displayed one).

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@charludo do the buffers show with bufferline.nvim plugin? ( disable tabufline temporarily for testing )

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@charludo do the buffers show with bufferline.nvim plugin? ( disable tabufline temporarily for testing )

Yes, they do!

Seeing as everything worked perfectly up until a couple of days ago, I have a hunch this might have been broken in #33?

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@lll9p watchout

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@lll9p watchout

Sorry for not replying in time. To identify a buf's validation is complicated and it is difficult to test all situations. I think we need more test on different situations.

For this Issue, I have proposed a PR, please review, thanks!

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