Andrew Radev

> I've tried using xvfb-run explicitly, and it did not seem to help?! But did you try it with the graphical version of Vim? What I'm saying is that, in...

Thank you for the detailed bug report, I really appreciate the example. Unfortunately, I can't seem to reproduce the issue :/. My guess is that there's some setting that I...

It's likely that it's a setting and not a plugin, because i can't think of any plugin that could affect this one. If you manage to narrow it down to...

Okay, I've managed to reproduce it, and I think the key is the setting `g:nerdtree_tabs_synchronize_focus`. If I set it to 0, the issue doesn't seem to happen. My guess is...

Thanks, @xaizek, it might be something to experiment with. I'm not sure it'll work, since I think it's autocommands that get triggered outside the plugin that do this. Still, it's...

It seems like a reasonable idea to me, and the interface you describe sounds sensible. There's a technical difficulty in that the two differ objects have a connection between them...

It would certainly be possible, I'm sure of that, the question is just how hard it would be to get it done, change the objects appropriately, clean up any unexpected...

It's a difficult problem to solve without significant drawbacks. The way that the proxy buffers and the original keep in sync is that the proxy buffers keep a range of...

Oh, that's very interesting. I hadn't realized that Vim actually moves the signs around. Thank you, @xaizek, I'll try to build something using this info.

When diffing areas, what's used its Vim's built-in "diff mode", and you could jump between changes with `[c` and `]c` -- take a look at [`:help jumpto-diffs`](https://vimhelp.org/diff.txt.html#jumpto-diffs). You could remap...