Rafał Camlet

Hi! I'm wondering how you were able to switch buffer. Did you mark it as `nomodified` in some way? Like... I don't know, some kind of auto-save? Or maybe you...

Hi! This feature is deprecated, and will be removed in the next release, so unfortunately I'm not going to fix this. Still, thanks for reporting this bug. 👍 I will...

Do you mean that tabline is not showing when there is only one tab? In that case, you can set nvim to always show tabline by setting `vim.opt.showtabline = 2`...

Hi! Thanks for the issue! Can you give an example of your whole setup? This piece of code has nothing to do with the color settings, so it is very...

Hi @jebaum ! Can you provide some examples of problems with previous implementation or benefits of the new one? For me it looks just like an alternative approach. ---- Your...

Hi! I'm glad you like it. Hmm... that may be difficult. Vim has no built-in scrolling feature, so the only way to achieve this would be to render only the...

I can provide another case, which was very confusing for me. Let's assume that I'm working on a repository and I want to find all files related to `home` subject,...

Honestly, I'm surprised by this decision. And now I'm wondering if I use find-like tools differently than others ppl, because this absolute path approach is the most counterintuitive thing for...

> Did you see that I updated the documentation (21fd013)? Does this help, or do you still think it's confusing? Yes, I saw it, and yes, it is helpful improvement....

> Now I would personally like to see the exact same search result, independent of what folder I'm currently in. So it's a matter of taste. For others, it's quite...