Discard snippet jump when cursor out of scope or triggered manually #1780
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In other text editor (like vscode), if we for example trigger a snippet where it has multiple stop (
$1
,$2
, etc.) and we move the cursor away/"out of scope" it will discard those jump.Sometimes, autocompletion from LSPs or even snippet like the friendly-snippet will have
$0
that seems pointless and I always forgot to jump to$0
and later down the code, when I want to indent stuff, it will instead jump to that$0
. Kind of annoying so i wonder if there's a way to somehow disable that? or maybe there's a way to specifically disable$0
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