Tim Pope

> If I blame a line I get the associated commit. Then I have to yank it and copy it into https://github.com/foo/bar/commit/abcd123 This is just `:GBrowse` with extra steps. >...

Can confirm it's still an issue.

That should do the trick.

We also got burned by this. I see the logic in excluding hidden files recursively nested inside directories. But I struggle to see the value in ignoring an explicit `path:...

That `s:fcall()` needs to be left intact, as it is used to act on URL buffer names. (The only known consumer of that is Fugitive, which uses it to allow...

The one file limitation is a consequence of this shell script only acting on `$1`: https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blob/d4877e54cef67f5af4f950935b1ade19ed6b7370/autoload/fugitive.vim#L3942-L3945 Wrapping a `for file in "$@"; do` loop around it could potentially allow it...

> Thanks for your input. > > The wrapping with a `for file in "$@"; do` would emulate what `sendemail.multiEdit = false` is already doing Yes, that seems better than...

(I can't tell what's going on in that video because the progress bar is covering the bottom of the screen.)

There's no support for "covering up" Fugitive's Git dir/work tree detection. If you think there's a bug, the solution is to track it down and fix it. It might have...

> This was added in [a907c91](https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/a907c91992167e41da41008d4370e434e324cbf2) by the maintainer, [@tpope](https://github.com/tpope). Upstream is https://github.com/tpope/vim-haml. Note that this only added the option to disable. The `'shiftwidth'` default was previously in the indent...