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I have session at ~/.local/share/chezmoi, the autosave should trigger in any directory if I run nvim in that directory, and it's true and works.
But the previous behavior seems lost. When I open file with nvim $HISTFILE in ~/.local/share/chezmoi, then close it, now the session contain only file $HISTFILE, which is not what I desire and not the previous behaivor.
The autosave should automatically not triggered when opening file directly, i.e. nvim /path/to/file, nvim $HISTFILE, etc.
I'm now having this issue as well. Do I need any specific config for this behavior to work or should this be the default behavior?
Also this isn't necessarily the behavior I would want. Ideally, if I open a file in a directory, the session for that directory is loaded and then that buffer is open within that loaded session, but with everything else restored.
I have session at
~/.local/share/chezmoi
, the autosave should trigger in any directory if I runnvim
in that directory, and it's true and works.But the previous behavior seems lost. When I open file with
nvim $HISTFILE
in~/.local/share/chezmoi
, then close it, now the session contain only file$HISTFILE
, which is not what I desire and not the previous behaivor.The autosave should automatically not triggered when opening file directly, i.e.
nvim /path/to/file
,nvim $HISTFILE
, etc.Originally posted by @latipun7 in #51 (comment)
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