Fix callbacks not working #67
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Manually picked from pocco81/auto-save.nvim#67, namely 6203ae6d23625b93e563b8893cefb99e55ecb06f.
feat: Fix debounce_delay option not being read
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Did these changes get forked into main? I'm still having the same issues with undo that I used to have... How do we reimplement? |
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Feel free to try out the maintained fork https://github.com/okuuva/auto-save.nvim It has a working implementation of callbacks via autocmd user events. Disclaimer, I'm one of the authors. |
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The callbacks did not work (because the initial empty configuration was used instead of the user's).
I also added an option to disable vim.notify calls (I want to remove all unnecessary prints and having one after every file change was too much).