Avoid name collisions between hover's buffer names#67
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If you use `lsp hover` multiple times on different identifiers without closing the buffer, as the buffer name keeps being the same, it opens the same buffer again. To avoid the name conflict, the timestamp is appended to the name.
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I think the bug is not that it uses the same buffer but that it doesn't update its contents. Although the whole hover system will need to be rewritten anyway when we get built-in overlays (micro-editor/micro#3733) so I'm not too concerned about this issue. |
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In fact, I did not use my tooltip module for hover because I see having multiple splits open at the same time useful. Close the PR if you don't want it. |
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If you use
lsp hovermultiple times on different identifiers without closing the buffer, as the buffer name keeps being the same, it opens the same buffer again. To avoid the name conflict, the timestamp is appended to the name.