Description of problem: The mouse is ignored in the editor panel - changing cursor position does not work, nor does marking - possibly left button. Pasting curiously appears to work - middle button. Outside the editor panel, mouse movement and clicks work for icons and menus as expected. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): vim-* 2:8.0.133-2.fc25 updated within last hour (08.20 UTC); before updating vim-* worked as expected (but sometimes needed two middle mouse clicks to paste under Wayland). How reproducible: Tried on two different Fedora 25 systems, both fully updated, and on Gnome with Xorg and Gnome with Wayland, same problem Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Gvim 2. press i to type - type text 3. move mouse pointer to change cursor position by pressing left button at desired position Actual results: Cursor does not move Expected results: Cursor moves to indicated position Additional info: Marking by moving mouse pointer with left button depressed works, but the visual marking vanishes when button released.
Hi Roger, would you mind trying the newest builds from koji, if it helps? Links are in bug #1401410.
Appears to be caused by: * Thu Dec 15 2016 Zdenek Dohnal <zdohnal> - 2:8.0.133-2 - f24->f25 vim: copy paste no longer works (bug #1401410) - change mouse default setting to 'v' Can be worked around by set mouse=a (possibly others, but a restores the user's ability to change cursor position by left click). set mouse=a also restores marking with depressed left button. Shipping with set mouse=v is a dramatic regression.
Yes, it was caused by that commit. Down in comments are fixed builds. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1401410 ***
Appears resolved with https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org//packages/vim/8.0.134/2.fc25/x86_64/vim-X11-8.0.134-2.fc25.x86_64.rpm and friends - I see that by default set mouse=a.
Thanks for testing, Roger.