Macro with backspace behaving weirdly #217
Description
I have a weird issue where my macros using the backspace key work locally but not in production.
When I run my macro in production, the backspace acts as h, moving the cursor to the left, instead of deleting the character on the left.
During my investigation, I found that the backspace key is being recorded differently in production.
This is how I'm listing the registers:
console.log(Vim.getRegisterController().registers);I have created the same macro in both environments. I type daniel and backspace twice, leaving me with dani.
When I run the macro locally, it prints dani, when I run in production, it prints daniel.
This is what I see in my local environment:
changes: (8) ['d', 'a', 'n', 'i', 'e', 'l', InsertModeKey, InsertModeKey]
And this is what I see in production:
changes: (8) ['d', 'a', 'n', 'i', 'e', 'l', Yo, Yo]
Another difference is that in production, the object keys are called Mt and locally, Register.
I thought it could be related to how we minify the project when building to production, but I have disabled it, and nothing has changed.
Maybe these differences are a result of modification, transpile stuff?
Any suggestions?