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Would it be possible to make gist-vim check the filetype setting when the filename extension can't be used to figure out the type of file?
I often write shell scripts without a filename extension of .zsh and gist-vim assumes it's plain text, which is wrong. So plain text should only be assumed when there's no extension and &filetype is empty.
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Would it be possible to make gist-vim check the filetype setting when the filename extension can't be used to figure out the type of file?
I often write shell scripts without a filename extension of .zsh and gist-vim assumes it's plain text, which is wrong. So plain text should only be assumed when there's no extension and &filetype is empty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: