How to get back after gd (goto definition)?

[DrakorissVere]

Hi all!

lsp-zero is great, I'm enjoying it so far. Thanks for developing it!
As for a question, I have a particular case that I can't resolve on my own, and it's kind of annoying to handle coding w/o it: after inspecting some definitions with gd I want to return to where I called gd, but I can't find how. Is it even possible?

Also, a small question that may not even related to lsp-zero:
Let's say I accepted the C-y autocompletion variant for a method with 2 args:

.build(name, level)

Method expanded, cursor appeared on 'name' and I can freely start typing whatever I want. But after that, I want to jump onto the next arg and replace it. I know I can do it in neovim (I'm still a newbie), like exit insert mode, jump word forward, delete word, and enter insert mode again... But maybe there's some other way around it? Does lsp-zero autocompletion provide such utility or do I have to manage it through neovim entirely?

Thanks in advance!

[VonHeikemen]

Ctrl + t should take you back to the position where you called gd.

You can add a custom keybinding to nvim-cmp (the autocompletion plugin) to navigate between snippet placeholders.

Here is an example.

local cmp = require('cmp')
local cmp_action = require('lsp-zero').cmp_action()

cmp.setup({
 mapping = cmp.mapping.preset.insert({
   ['<C-f>'] = cmp_action.luasnip_jump_forward(),
   ['<C-b>'] = cmp_action.luasnip_jump_backward(),
 })
})

[DrakorissVere]

It works! Thank you.