Andrew Radev

Yes, that seems like it should work just fine for your particular app. Still, I'd recommend updating rails and trying out the standard routing again, just in case. You can...

Ah, parsing edge cases. The plugin tries to match grep output to figure out which part is a filename and which is a line number. I suppose it's unsurprising that...

I've pushed some commits that should fix the issue. Essentially, the problem is that `filename:42:line text` is unambiguous, but `file:name:42:line text` is not so much. What I ended up doing...

Ah, I seem to have missed a particular case to test. Thanks for the detailed report. Could you try the most recent master?

Ah, yes, seems like I had managed to fix it only for a specific case, my bad. I've pushed another attempt, please try again.

That's strange, I can't replicate the error with these steps. Could you let me know what your Vim version is, and ideally share your .vimrc? There might be some configuration...

Hm, I think I maybe sort of understand what might be the problem. The core of it is that running the command includes stderr, which means diagnostic messages also get...

Update: The stderr issue should be fixed, so your unmodified test might work now as well.

Yes, this has probably always been the case. To update the buffers, the plugin switches to them, applies the update, then switches back. Which is why it temporarily sets `bufhidden`...

Hm, I see, the problem is that I was too eager to mark buffers as deletable when switching back to the result buffer. I added a check for whether the...