top | item 31040351 (no title) patricius | 3 years ago Better than :term in Vim 8? How so? discuss order hn newest paskozdilar|3 years ago Copying from the other comment:I remember vanilla vim doing some weird stuff, like leaving the buffer open even though I've exited the shell, requiring me to close it manually. I don't know if it's been fixed since. patricius|3 years ago There is an option to close the terminal buffer when the terminal process exits, e.g.,`:term ++close <cmd>` load replies (1)
paskozdilar|3 years ago Copying from the other comment:I remember vanilla vim doing some weird stuff, like leaving the buffer open even though I've exited the shell, requiring me to close it manually. I don't know if it's been fixed since. patricius|3 years ago There is an option to close the terminal buffer when the terminal process exits, e.g.,`:term ++close <cmd>` load replies (1)
patricius|3 years ago There is an option to close the terminal buffer when the terminal process exits, e.g.,`:term ++close <cmd>` load replies (1)
paskozdilar|3 years ago
I remember vanilla vim doing some weird stuff, like leaving the buffer open even though I've exited the shell, requiring me to close it manually. I don't know if it's been fixed since.
patricius|3 years ago
`:term ++close <cmd>`