In helix mode, on zed, Ctrl-s saves the file instead of saving selection to a jumplist as it should #41580
Description
Summary
In helix mode, on zed, Ctrl-s saves the file instead of saving selection to a jumplist
Description
In regular helix, ctrl-s does not save the file. For that we have :write, which is already present and working well in Zed. Instead, in regular helix, ctrl-s serves the purpose of saving that selection to the jump-list, that we can walk through forwards or backwards using ctrl-i and ctrl-o.
Zed already supports jumplists, so all that is left is to re-bind ctrl-s to to that instead.
Zed's jumplist system does not seem to work with selections as it is, but that is ok. We should focus on getting a basic version of this working, and cater to the selection aspect of the helix's jumplist in a separate issue following this one.
Steps to reproduce:
press ctrl-s on zed, on helix mode, with a file open
Expected Behavior:
Pressing Ctrl+S saves the current cursor position to the jumplist, allowing the user to navigate back to this position using Ctrl+O (backward) and Ctrl+I (forward), consistent with regular Helix's behavior.
Actual Behavior:
Pressing Ctrl+S saves the file instead of saving the position to the jumplist, which is the default Zed behavior rather than the expected Helix mode behavior.
Future Expected Behavior:
After this issue is completed, we can focus on not only saving the cursor position, to the jumplist, but also the selection. As in true helix.
Zed Version and System Specs
Zed: v0.210.4 (Zed)
OS: Linux Wayland pop 24.04
Memory: 31.1 GiB
Architecture: x86_64
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 6GB Laptop GPU || NVIDIA || 580.82.09