Christian J. Robinson wrote:
> Previously this worked, but in the last day or so it has broken.
>
> Vim sends a message to the server, the server first sends Vim a
> message with message number 0, then Vim completely ignores a message
> with the same index it sent.
>
> Attached files reproduce this. Place both in the same directory, and
> source the Vim script. Vim should echo two messages, but only echos
> one.
Thanks for reporting. I managed to reproduce it and write a test case
in test_channel.vim.
What happens is that when the message with zero ID arrives it takes the
callback that's queued up to wait for the ch_sendexpr() response.
We need to check for a callback without a sequence number.
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