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  1. neovim/neovim Public

    Vim-fork focused on extensibility and usability

    Vim Script 60k 4.2k

  2. vim-gnupg Public

    This script implements transparent editing of gpg encrypted files.

    Vim Script 652 73

  3. mhinz/vim-signify Public

    ➕ Show a diff using Vim its sign column.

    Vim Script 2.6k 99

  4. vim/vim Public

    The official Vim repository

    Vim Script 29k 4.5k

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November 2022

Created 4 commits in 3 repositories

Created a pull request in vim/vim that received 1 comment

Fix flakiness in Test_term_mouse

I've noticed that when my system is doing other things, this test sometimes fails because readfile('Xbuf') returns an empty list. Add WaitFor() cal…

+9 −0 • 1 comment
Reviewed 2 pull requests in 1 repository

Created an issue in vim/vim that received 1 comment

Provide a mechanism to perform the equivalent of ":read"'s ++edit flag

Currently in the vim-gnupg plugin, I use a BufReadCmd to read output from gpg and populate the buffer. This BufReadCmd uses :r ++edit !gpg ... so t…

1 comment

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