Tomasz N

> As far as i can see the focus auto commands are working properly, but the autoread option is not. You are right. While I used https://github.com/tmux-plugins/vim-tmux-focus-events it executed `:checktime`...

We need a human, not only for this PR :grin:

I did not found `NERDTreeFocus` equivalent (able to focus on each file from different projects in one vim instance, without touching CWD). I also did not found how to open...

Thanks for the change. It works but not quite in expected way. - [x] `CHADopen /tmp` executed from buffer opens CHADTree as expected. - [ ] `CHADopen /another/dir` executed from...

Yet one side effect: `CHADopen /tmp/vim.log` opens buffer with `/tmp/vim.log` in the current window (and opens CHADTree on the recently used dir). Expected behiaviour (from NERDTreeFocus user point of view):...

I not suggest you to copy NERDTree UX - I use it as a commonly known example of some practical usages missing there.

> 1. is a good point, will fix > > 2. was addressed in another issue. need to use `&ft == 'CHADTree'`. `expand` has a good chance of conflicting with...

My English is still poor and it is very possible that lots of misunderstanigs have source on my side. I still do not understand the reason for which you want...

The `lowest common ancestor` policy sounds reasonably. At the moment, amongst four non-blocking file explorers CHADTree seems to me the most worthy of attention and effort (because of UI and...

Jumping to selected file item seems to work, thank you! :tada: [Side effect mentioned there](https://github.com/ms-jpq/chadtree/issues/77#issuecomment-767432911) still exist. With `CHADopen /file` I would like to jump to `/file` item only (usually...