Buffer filled with "ghost" [0A when using auto_sameids

[MartyLake]

Behavior

Buffer is filled with "ghost" [0A when I move the cursor UP. Going to another page and going back to the page erases the [0A chars.

Moving cursor down spawns [0B, left [0C, right [0D

Steps to reproduce:

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Re produce it with a minimal vimrc with all plugins disabled and
only vim-go enabled:

1. auto_sameids: ON
2. open a go file, put cursor into variable, wait for updatetime to trigger
3. move cursor to other variable, see the [0A appears

Configuration

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• vimrc you used to reproduce
• vim version: VIM - Vi IMproved 8.0 (2016 Sep 12, compiled Aug 22 2017 12:32:53)
  Included patches: 1-983
• vim-go version:
• go version: 1.9

[arp242]

Could you also add the second line of :version ("Included patches: ")? Thanks!

[MartyLake]

here you go ! :) vimversion.txt

[bhcleek]

@MartyLake thank you for reporting this. It sounds suspiciously like other reports (I've been encountering it, too). Until we have a resolution, you may find :redraw! less cumbersome than swapping buffers.

[MartyLake]

Thanks for the tip !

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[mlen108]

I'm experiencing the same issue, even on files which aren't Golang related. Redrawing the buffer (Ctrl + L) helps but it's a bit tiring to type it every time one uses a cursor.

[bhcleek]

Fixed by #1697