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I think I found a bug in the latest addition for #2 - if I open up vim from my home directory and do this:
:e .vimrc :tabnew :cd hi
Then the tab line looks like this, which seems wrong, since it loses both the filename and the directory of the first tab:
1 ~/hi 2 ~/hi
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:cd changes the global directory so it affects the first tab too. You're probably looking for :lcd.
:cd
:lcd
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Maybe, but isn't the first tab label still incorrect? I would still expect it to say ~/.vimrc, or some shortening thereof.
mmm, shortening.
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I think I found a bug in the latest addition for #2 - if I open up vim from my home directory and do this:
Then the tab line looks like this, which seems wrong, since it loses both the filename and the directory of the first tab:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: