Empty start buffer never close on it's onw (opening a file via mini.files or mini.pick) ? #1581
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Yeah, this is a side effect of d1f7e95. It is not an issue in case of using some "dashboard" type of plugin (like 'mini.starter'), so was overlooked. Do you mind sharing why you've closed this? |
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Ah, ok. I closed this discussions because I found this one (#1485) which at first I didn't understand. But after playing with the auto command, I understood and find it a good solution. So I thought it was a duplicate of this conversation. |
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Closing this in favor of tracking in #1596. |
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I don't know if it's an expected behavior or if it's a bug from my configuration. When I start neovim, I'm put in an empty buffer. If I open a file with the mini.files or with mini.pick it open the file in a new buffer. So in the end I need to manually close this buffer if I don't want to [b or ]b in it by accident. Is there something I didn't understand with the current buffer workflow ?
Side note: if in this empty buffer I do :e , it replace the empty buffer with a new buffer containing the file.
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