David Briscoe

I found a workaround. Given projects A and B and you want to append B to A: 1. Open project A 2. Right click on a frame at the bottom...

As a workaround, you can create `~/.vim/after/ftplugin/GV.vim` with: ``` nunmap q ``` But I agree with deprecating `q` to quit. Removing `q` would still allow people to use a similar...

This change conflicts with 1507838ee67f9b298def89cbfc404a0fee4a4b8c which used fugitive#CompleteObject instead of fugitive#LogComplete.

@djwgit Current format is how git diff outputs them. Probably would be more useful to support folding the diffs? Try the instructions here to setup diff folding (will work within...

> Alternatively, the only way I can think of out of this would be if the replaced text does not get added to the stack until after the paste is...

@maxbrunsfeld no, #19 is an inconsistency between macros and live editing: It happens even if you put from a named register, so the default paste behavior is irrelevant.

`f` suffixes aren't new for C++ or C#, but if you don't use them then your literals are doubles so you could easily write a lot of code without ever...

The easiest way to find something like this out is to look at the code for where is bound: https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround/blob/master/plugin/surround.vim#L614-L615 So to disable those built-in mappings you want: ```vim let...

Looks like it does. Could that be the default value if g:speeddating_no_mappings == 1 ? Doesn't fix mswin either. Feels to me like integrating with other plugins should be an...

While repro'ing, I also saw this error that I don't understand: ``` Error detected while processing function nrrwrgn#WidenRegion[200] 375_JumpToBufinTab[6] 375_GoToWindow[12] E16: Invalid range: :noau 23b ``` How does it interpret...