Remove which-key prompt for visual-line mode

[joebonneau]

I believe it's a new thing that which-key displays a prompt for visual-line mode (i.e. when pressing V), and I'd like to disable it. Something I do often is enter v-line mode and then use ctrl+d and ctrl+u to select blocks of code, nad when the prompt shows up, I now need to press another key (such as esc) before proceeding.

Thanks in advance!

[folke]

Check the docs please. The config section

[TroySigX]

Sorry for being unclear. In the old version, I have this setting:

require('which-key').setup({
    triggers_blacklist = {
      n = { 'v', "'" },
    },
  })

which prevents popup from showing up when I enter visual from normal mode. Is there anything that gives the similar behavior in the new version?

[folke]

just disable opts.mode.x = false.
there are no triggers in normal mode for v

[TroySigX]

Let's say I have a keymap <space>sw set in 'x' mode. In old version, when I press 'v' to go to 'x' mode, the popup doesn't show up, but it does the moment I press '' (hint for the 'sw' keymap, which tells me that the keymap is enabled). In the new version, when I set `opts.modes.x = false', the keymap isn't enabled at all.

[joebonneau]

Sorry @folke, the config did indeed tell me how to disable which-key for visual mode. I just missed it initially. Thanks for the help.

Something to note is that it's opts.modes.x = false that needs to be set (correcting a typo - mode --> modes)

[Eutropios]

What is the equivalent of this in the new setup?

local M = {
    "folke/which-key.nvim",
    event = "VeryLazy",
    opts = {
        modes = {
            x = false
        }
    },
    keys = {
        {
            "<leader>?",
            function()
                require("which-key").show({ global = false })
            end,
            desc = "Buffer Local Keymaps (which-key)",
        },
    },
}

return M