How to prevent concealing virtual text generated by other plugins

[HadyMash]

How can i show virtual text from other plugins and not have it be concealed?

Virtual text cell output generated by Molten.nvim is being concealed by render-markdown.

It appears normally in insert mode (or with render markdown disabled):

Edit: I also noticed Avante's virtual text is not properly rendered:

[MeanderingProgrammer]

It's essentially impossible. Virtual text from multiple plugins is going to conflict, it's what's going to happen when 2 things try to place different things in the same location. There's no way to have plugins be aware of other plugins in any reasonable way, just one off workarounds.

Since both of these seem related to code blocks I'd try disabling the code rendering provided by this plugin and see if you like the results.

[HadyMash]

@MeanderingProgrammer thanks for your response. It used to work before, and only broke after updating neovim.

Here you can see it working on nvim v0.10.3 and commit a1b0988 of render-markdown (latest at the time of writing this).

The same commit on v0.11.x has the same issue I ran into before. It seems that on v0.11 the closing backticks' line is being hidden by auto-conceal, resulting in the virtual text being hidden, whereas in v0.10.x the line occupied by the closing backticks are hidden, but their line remains visible, and so the virtual text is not being hidden.

[MeanderingProgrammer]

Ah, in 0.11.x there is support for hiding lines vertically via conceal_lines, which is the new default border behavior. There's logic to check the version of neovim you are running and fallback to the old behavior which is why things still work in 0.10.x. If you want to get the old behavior you can set the code.border value to thin:

require('render-markdown').setup({
    code = { border = 'thin' },
})

I wouldn't say this is a thing that works by design or anything like that. It just so happens that the way the plugins add marks don't conflict with this approach, which is all you can really ask for.

[HadyMash]

Aah that makes sense. Thin code broder works, thanks!