[bug] Global marks navigate to wrong file after killing buffer

[marcus-quincy]

Issue type

• Bug report

Environment

Emacs version: GNU Emacs 29.4 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.24.41, cairo version 1.18.0)
Operating System: Arch Linux
Evil version: 1.15.0
Evil installation type: Guix package manager
Graphical/Terminal: X
Tested in a make emacs session (see CONTRIBUTING.md): Yes

Reproduction steps

• Start Emacs
• open fileA
• open fileB
• make a global-mark mM
• kill the buffer of fileB
• 'M (now from fileA)
• This works as expected and takes to fileB after confirming with y
• C-x C-f fileA
• 'M Will navigate to the position in fileA

Expected behavior

Because M is a global mark it should always navigate to the same place.

Actual behavior

When killing and reopening buffers like this, it opens in the wrong buffer.

Further notes

Value of evil-markers-alist is as follows (CONTRIBUTING.md is equal to fileB in my reproduction steps)

((77 "/home/popska/sfs/proj/evil/CONTRIBUTING.md" . 225)
(40 . evil-backward-sentence-begin)
(41 . evil-forward-sentence-begin)
(123 . evil-backward-paragraph)
(125 . evil-forward-paragraph)
(39 . evil-jump-backward-swap)
(96 . evil-jump-backward-swap)
(60 . evil-visual-beginning)
(62 . evil-visual-goto-end)
(46 lambda nil
(let
(last-command)
(goto-last-change nil))))

`M navigates me to position 225 in the current buffer instead of CONTRIBUTING.md