[:sparkles:] Feature: make a command to go to next like the previus one

[Luis Monsalve]

make a command to go to next file, like the previous one

[Tobias Zimmermann]

What would you expect the "go to next" to do? I feel like the "go to previous" one is already kind of doing both. It doesn't work exactly like ctrl+o in vim, instead it will just go back and fourth between editors when calling it multiple times.

[Sophie van Soest]

+1 for this feature.—missing next file, just to cycle in a specific direction. But you see it’s not constant, remapped your extension if I use vscode-vim:

if exists('g:vscode')
	nnoremap <leader>hl <Cmd>lua require('vscode-neovim').action('vscode-harpoon.gotoPreviousGlobalHarpoonEditor')<CR>
else:
	nnoremap <leader>ha :lua require("harpoon.ui").nav_next()<cr>
	nnoremap <leader>hl :lua require("harpoon.ui").nav_prev()<cr>
endif

so why not implement it consistent?

[Tobias Zimmermann]

As far as i can tell, the harpoon nav_next and nav_prev functions do a compleatly different thing than this gotoPreviousHarpoonEditor does. The vscode-harpoon one goes back and fourth between two files, whereas the harpoon ones just nav throught the list of items.
I don't mind the feature, but it doesn't really have anything to do with the current gotoPreviousHarpoonEditor function

[Luis Monsalve]

i understand but it will be a nice feature to add, so this way we have the next and previous functionality