Ming, Bai
Ming, Bai
looks like nvim displays error message in a not quite friendly way. "Vim(echoerr):"diff" is not executable." is the actual error message. You might need to install a diff tool on...
this is interesting. Looks like some of the auto commands might changed the undo behaviour. btw, thanks for the video! it's super easy to repro the issue on my side...
> Was this ever resolved? I am seeing this is on nvim 0.10 nightly with latest undo tree. it's not
initially I think it might due to some autocommands that triggered a undo node creation, like exiting/entering insertion mode will do that. But that's only when the undotree panel is...
yeah it looks normal. so you're having this issue without opening the undotree panel right?
undotree gets opened? is there any hotkey that opens the panel getting accidently recorded?
that's interesting...
great suggestion! It is possible, but delta isn't a direct replacement for 'diff' so it might need some work.
As you may have noticed, most of the 'downstream' vim bundles and OSs just track the master branch. tbh I haven't seen any one of them use the 'release'. That's...
I spent some time investigating the issue caused by patch 9.0.0907, and honestly, I can't find a good workaround for it. It seems that Vim discourages plugins from altering window...