Correct (neo)vim settings #2318
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This fixes #2317. |
The previous recommended vim settings still allowed data to leak into the .viminfo file For Linux even the matching path was wrong which means that the (insufficient) rules were not even used. RELEASE_NOTES=[DOCUMENTATION] fix in recommended vim setting Signed-off-by: Stefan Gehr <stefangehr@protonmail.com>
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I'll keep the issue open after this is merged. I'd like to see if we can remove this config sniffing and just invoke known editors with the proper options automatically. |
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The previous recommended vim settings still allowed data to leak into
the .viminfo file
For Linux even the matching path was wrong which means that the
(insufficient) rules were not even used.
RELEASE_NOTES=[DOCUMENTATION] fix in recommended vim setting
Signed-off-by: Stefan Gehr stefangehr@protonmail.com