bug: vim.fn.win_execute(win, 'normal zx') does nothing

[MagicDuck]

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Neovim version (nvim -v)

0.10.0

Operating system/version

MacOS 14.6.1

Describe the bug

This appears to be a regression with V3 which-key version.
In previous versions, vim.fn.win_execute(win, 'normal zx') would work.
It also works if I completely comment out which-key plugin setup.

Steps To Reproduce

1. create 2 splits
2. in one of them, run =vim.fn.win_getid() to get the window id, ex result: 1067
3. select some lines and create a fold with zf
4. open the fold with zo
5. move cursor a few lines down, outside of the folded lines
6. enter insert mode
7. move to the other split (without exiting insert mode in the previous one) and enter :lua vim.fn.win_execute(1067, 'normal zx')

Notice that nothing happens. If you instead do other things like :lua vim.fn.win_execute(1067, 'normal 5j') that works!

Expected Behavior

the fold should collapse. As it does if you execute zx in normal mode from the first window.

Health

==============================================================================
which-key: require("which-key.health").check()

- OK Most of these checks are for informational purposes only.
  WARNINGS should be treated as a warning, and don't necessarily indicate a problem with your config.
  Please |DON't| report these warnings as an issue.

Checking your config ~
- WARNING |mini.icons| is not installed
- OK |nvim-web-devicons| is installed

Checking for issues with your mappings ~
- OK No issues reported

checking for overlapping keymaps ~
- WARNING In mode `n`, <m> overlaps with <m]>, <m8>, <mq>, <mu>, <m2>, <mi>, <mz>, <mk>, <mj>, <m:>, <mh>, <mf>, <m{>, <m,>, <me>, <m0>, <mc>, <m}>, <md>, <ms>, <mt>, <mr>, <mb>, <ml>, <mo>, <mx>, <ma>, <m4>, <m1>, <mp>, <mm>, <m9>, <my>, <m[>, <m5>, <m7>, <m6>, <m3>, <mg>, <mv>, <mw>, <mn>, <m;>:
  - <mq>: marks: set mark Q
  - <mu>: marks: set mark U
  - <mi>: marks: set mark I
  - <mz>: marks: set mark Z
  - <mk>: marks: set mark K
  - <mj>: marks: set mark J
  - <mh>: marks: set mark H
  - <mf>: marks: set mark F
  - <me>: marks: set mark E
  - <mc>: marks: set mark C
  - <md>: marks: set mark D
  - <ms>: marks: set mark S
  - <mt>: marks: set mark T
  - <mr>: marks: set mark R
  - <mb>: marks: set mark B
  - <ml>: marks: set mark L
  - <mo>: marks: set mark O
  - <mx>: marks: set mark X
  - <ma>: marks: set mark A
  - <mp>: marks: set mark P
  - <mm>: marks: set mark M
  - <my>: marks: set mark Y
  - <mg>: marks: set mark G
  - <mv>: marks: set mark V
  - <mw>: marks: set mark W
  - <mn>: marks: set mark N
- WARNING In mode `n`, <gc> overlaps with <gcc>:
  - <gc>: Toggle comment
  - <gcc>: Toggle comment line
- WARNING In mode `n`, <]y> overlaps with <]yy>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <]u> overlaps with <]uu>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <]C> overlaps with <]CC>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <]x> overlaps with <]xx>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <[y> overlaps with <[yy>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <[u> overlaps with <[uu>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <[C> overlaps with <[CC>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <[x> overlaps with <[xx>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <dm> overlaps with <dm->, <dm6>, <dm3>, <dm<Space>>, <dm4>, <dm1>, <dm=>, <dm2>, <dm9>, <dm8>, <dm5>, <dm7>, <dm0>:
  
- WARNING In mode `n`, <<Space>x> overlaps with <<Space>xt>, <<Space>xf>:
  - <<Space>x>: buffer: close current buffer while preserving window
  - <<Space>xt>: mini.test: run tests
  - <<Space>xf>: mini.test: run file
- WARNING In mode `x`, <r> overlaps with <r=>:
  - <r>: restOfIndentation textobj
  - <r=>: Select right hand side of an assignment
- WARNING In mode `o`, <r> overlaps with <r=>:
  - <r>: restOfIndentation textobj
  - <r=>: Select right hand side of an assignment
- OK Overlapping keymaps are only reported for informational purposes.
  This doesn't necessarily mean there is a problem with your config.

Checking for duplicate mappings ~
- OK No duplicate mappings found

Log

on_key: <CR>
ModeChanged(c:n)
  Unsafe(command-mode)
  suspend: Mode(n:8)
  Trigger(del) Mode(n:8) ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g <Plug>
State(start): Mode(n:0) Node(z) { keys = "z" }
  update Mode(n:12)
  continue: z Mode(n:12)
  getchar
  got: x
  suspend: Mode(n:12)
  Trigger(del) Mode(n:12) <Plug> ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g
  feedkeys: Mode(n:12) zx
Trigger(add) Mode(n:12) ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g <Plug>
Trigger(add) Mode(n:8) ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g <Plug>
on_key: s
on_key: l
BufEnter(12)
on_key: <Esc>
on_key: ;
ModeChanged(n:c)
  Safe(true)
on_key: q
on_key: a
on_key: <CR>
ModeChanged(c:n)
  Unsafe(command-mode)
  suspend: Mode(n:12)
  Trigger(del) Mode(n:12) <Plug> ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g
Trigger(add) Mode(n:12) ' " ` g' g` ] [ <C-W> z = > <Space> < g <Plug>

Repro

vim.env.LAZY_STDPATH = ".repro"
load(vim.fn.system("curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/folke/lazy.nvim/main/bootstrap.lua"))()

require("lazy.minit").repro({
  spec = {
    { "folke/which-key.nvim", opts = {} },
    -- add any other plugins here
  },
})

Note: this is my full config:

      local wk = require('which-key')
      vim.o.timeout = true
      vim.o.timeoutlen = 500

      wk.setup({
        plugins = {
          marks = true, -- shows a list of your marks on ' and `
          registers = true, -- shows your registers on " in NORMAL or <C-r> in INSERT mode
          spelling = {
            enabled = false, -- enabling this will show WhichKey when pressing z= to select spelling suggestions
            suggestions = 20, -- how many suggestions should be shown in the list?
          },
          -- the presets plugin, adds help for a bunch of default keybindings in Neovim
          -- No actual key bindings are created
          presets = {
            operators = true, -- adds help for operators like d, y, ... and registers them for motion / text object completion
            motions = false, -- adds help for motions
            text_objects = true, -- help for text objects triggered after entering an operator
            windows = false, -- default bindings on <c-w>
            nav = true, -- misc bindings to work with windows
            z = true, -- bindings for folds, spelling and others prefixed with z
            g = true, -- bindings for prefixed with g
          },
        },
        keys = {
          scroll_down = '<PageDown>', -- binding to scroll down inside the popup
          scroll_up = '<PageUp>', -- binding to scroll up inside the popup
        },
      })

[MagicDuck]

Note, in case it helps debug the issue, this works as a workaround but has the side effect of cursor flickering if calculating folds for lots of lines:

    local currentWin = vim.api.nvim_get_current_win()
    vim.api.nvim_set_current_win(win)

    vim.api.nvim_feedkeys(
      -- note: if in insert mode, <C-\><C-o> does a normal mode command without moving cursor
      -- see help ins-special-special
      vim.api.nvim_replace_termcodes('<c-\\><c-o><cmd>normal zx<cr>', true, false, true),
      'n',
      false
    )
    vim.api.nvim_set_current_win(currentWin)

[MagicDuck]

I've also tried using vim._foldupdate(win, start, end) as a workaround but it seems to do nothing...

[MagicDuck]

note that this affects grug-far.nvim plugin. This line:
https://github.com/MagicDuck/grug-far.nvim/blob/ebab68b2150079732ae8074eefb261a124824139/lua/grug-far/fold.lua#L18
Workaround is to pass the following to wk.setup():

        disable = {
          ft = { 'grug-far' },
        },