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I found out that when I had opened buffers, I moved files from one directory to another.
Vim was unaware of this and buffers of deleted files were still there. And this produced confusion.
Is there a way that after deleting or moving files buffers will be deleted aswell ?
It would be perfec also if fugitive will also know that files were deleted or moved.
Is that possible to implement this ? Ranger is just brilliant to manipulating files. It would be perfect to implement this well with vim
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In neovim yes but it's not user friendly. You can still switch to the vim's command mode with esc and then run any vim command while ranger stays opened in a terminal buffer. Then you can come back to ranger by re-switching to the insert mode by pressing i. But switching between neovim's modes while ranger is opened is not a nice flow.
With the regular vim, you can't go back to vim without closing ranger.
I found out that when I had opened buffers, I moved files from one directory to another.
Vim was unaware of this and buffers of deleted files were still there. And this produced confusion.
Is there a way that after deleting or moving files buffers will be deleted aswell ?
It would be perfec also if fugitive will also know that files were deleted or moved.
Is that possible to implement this ? Ranger is just brilliant to manipulating files. It would be perfect to implement this well with vim
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: