Breaking persistent undo shows Neovim can't be trusted
17 points
1/21/1970
a day ago
by hoorible
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xg15
It's not exactly good style to break a longstanding feature that also persists data - even more so if that feature is called "persistent undo".
But also... has this man never heard of Git (or another VCSes)? Writing entire books and only relying on the undo functionality for tracking changes seems awfully cumbersome and risky.
It's not exactly good style to break a longstanding feature that also persists data - even more so if that feature is called "persistent undo".
But also... has this man never heard of Git (or another VCSes)? Writing entire books and only relying on the undo functionality for tracking changes seems awfully cumbersome and risky.