The latest Cursor update (or one of the updates this week of July 28) resulted in my normal key in neovim insert mode failing to add 4 spaces to my file. Instead, I’m redirected to some other pane in Cursor. I tried searching for some relevant new keybinding in settings but couldn’t find anything that helped.
Steps to Reproduce
Using vscode-neovim plugin, have tab mapped to 4 spaces in insert mode. Go to insert mode, press tab.
Expected Behavior
4 spaces added to my file.
Operating System
MacOS
Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)
Could you check Cursor Settings > Editor Settings > Keybindings what actions are configured for Tab? You may deactivate the unwanted Tab key actions. By default it activates Cursor Tab (Autocomplete).
Hi @condor I’ve used cursor for years now and this has not been a problem until an update last week which must have added a Tab keybinding. Cursor Tab is not the issue- the unwanted Tab is navigating to various other focus points on the app, not autocompleting. I haven’t been able to figure out which is the new keybinding causing this behavior. I tried the “jumpToNextSnippetPlaceholder” (no effect), and also added a standard “tab”→”tab” keybinding when in vscode-neovim insert mode but that just overrides all of Cursor tab. None of the other keybindings seem relevant unless there was a change to the “when” field of the Cursor Tab keybindings last week. Is there anything that was added in the updates last week that could have this effect?