orgmode creates a buffer when loading files

[chipsenkbeil]

If I understand correctly from reading the OrgFile.load source, loading involves creating a buffer for the org file.

orgmode/lua/orgmode/files/file.lua

Lines 62 to 84 in 9fdc30e

	---Load the file
	---@return OrgPromise<OrgFile | false>
	function OrgFile.load(filename)
	local bufnr = utils.get_buffer_by_filename(filename)
	if bufnr > -1 and vim.api.nvim_buf_is_loaded(bufnr) and vim.bo[bufnr].filetype == 'org' then
	return Promise.resolve(OrgFile:new({
	filename = filename,
	buf = bufnr,
	}))
	end
	if not vim.uv.fs_stat(filename) or not utils.is_org_file(filename) then
	return Promise.resolve(false)
	end
	bufnr = OrgFile._load_buffer(filename)
	return Promise.resolve(OrgFile:new({
	filename = filename,
	buf = bufnr,
	}))
	end

Has this always been the case? I was just rewriting my config to remove dependencies on things like project.nvim, which would dynamically change my current working directory based on whichever buffer I enter. I noticed that an org file showed up in a buffer upon startup, triggering the autocmd BufEnter without me directly asking to load the file itself.

This wasn't an issue before, but now is because it's changing my current working directory to my org directory because my code thinks I just entered an org buffer.

I'm going to write a workaround for this with my config, but was surprised to see that this was how it worked.