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Similar comments have been made on similar plugins (mostly fugitive itself) and twice here (#30 and #5).
I actually quite appreciate folds. Especially with the addition of the <C-N> and <C-P> mappings, I really like being able to scroll through the history and seeing only commit messages and affected file names. And it's perfect that my cursor stays in the browser window!
However, when I do want to see unfolded diffs, 100% of the time I am jumping to the diff window and unfolding it. While the stripped-down nature of this plugin is why I've settled on it over the alternatives, it would be nice if there was an included mapping that could accomplish this (I suggest go and its gO sibling). Even if its inclusion avoids this discussion ever coming up again, I'd say it's a win 😺
I'm currently solving this with: au FileType GV nnoremap go :normal o<cr><bar>:wincmd w<cr><bar>:normal! zR<cr>. It ain't winning any vim golf awards, but it works.
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Similar comments have been made on similar plugins (mostly fugitive itself) and twice here (#30 and #5).
I actually quite appreciate folds. Especially with the addition of the
<C-N>
and<C-P>
mappings, I really like being able to scroll through the history and seeing only commit messages and affected file names. And it's perfect that my cursor stays in the browser window!However, when I do want to see unfolded diffs, 100% of the time I am jumping to the diff window and unfolding it. While the stripped-down nature of this plugin is why I've settled on it over the alternatives, it would be nice if there was an included mapping that could accomplish this (I suggest
go
and itsgO
sibling). Even if its inclusion avoids this discussion ever coming up again, I'd say it's a win 😺I'm currently solving this with:
au FileType GV nnoremap go :normal o<cr><bar>:wincmd w<cr><bar>:normal! zR<cr>
. It ain't winning any vim golf awards, but it works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: