Steven Arcangeli

This looks like a bug either in libuv or luv. If you run this script in the directory with the file that has an emoji in the name, you see...

This would be possible, we would just have to add some special logic for the floating window mode that resizes the oil float and opens a new floating window for...

This is a neat idea, but it's more complicated than it first seems. The main issue is the possibility that `hello/foobar.js` or even just `hello/` already exist. It's doable, but...

@titouancreach congratulations, your pain is also my pain! And that's a much easier fix, so I've gone ahead and implemented it. Now you can change a file to a dir...

Technically possible, would require some work. Not a priority for me, but I would be willing to review a PR that does this. You could also check out [mini.files](https://github.com/echasnovski/mini.nvim/blob/main/readmes/mini-files.md), which...

Well this is where we switch the buffer from `path/to/file` to `oil://path/to/file` https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim/blob/29a06fcc906f57894c1bc768219ba590e03d1121/lua/oil/init.lua#L687-L690 You would have to somehow instead restore whatever the previous buffer was in this window (might be...

I did discover that this behavior is present in both Neovim and Vim. I filed it upstream on the Vim repo https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/14223

This is a feature I would like to add, but in order for undo to work, oil will have to have a way to restore files. I have an extremely...

This is a technical limitation. The highlighting is done via extmarks rather than a syntax file. It might be possible to do the OilDir highlighting via the syntax file; I...

To clarify: if you put an absolute path in an oil buffer and save, you want it to copy the file from the absolute path into the current buffer?