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I am using NVIM v0.9.0-dev-613+gef18c9f9b and I started using context.vim a few days ago.
context.vim
I noticed that when:
<context.vim>
ctrl v
Before
After
Notice the top left, that git says the first lines have changed - I don't know why.
Instead of opening the file I requested called Gemfile it opens a new [Scratch] file or something I am not familiar with.
Gemfile
This does not happen if I have not scrolled down, and context has not kicked in. Only when I have scrolled down.
The same happens if I use the NerdTree plugin, select a file, and try to open it in a split.
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I am using NVIM v0.9.0-dev-613+gef18c9f9b and I started using
context.vim
a few days ago.I noticed that when:
<context.vim>
has started kicking inctrl v
Before
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1689020/230314006-4ab2d16e-90e8-464e-9722-029fdff8f9cf.png)
After
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1689020/230314890-587244f9-177d-4e13-b86e-678c18f8c3f5.png)
Notice the top left, that git says the first lines have changed - I don't know why.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1689020/230316276-b2b8c2e8-daa4-43fb-94fe-fec1e9ee2e8c.png)
Instead of opening the file I requested called
Gemfile
it opens a new [Scratch] file or something I am not familiar with.This does not happen if I have not scrolled down, and context has not kicked in. Only when I have scrolled down.
The same happens if I use the NerdTree plugin, select a file, and try to open it in a split.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: