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This is because the vim undo operation does not always restore the cursor to the position it was before the operation took place, and the swapping logic assumes this. So I think we need to wait for neovim to fix this issue
Given the following buffer with cursor at ^
Execute
yjjjyj
to copy two multiline yanks to yoink history. Move cursor:Hit
sj<c-n>
to perform a substitute then swap. Notice the buffer now appears as:When it should be:
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