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Removing git rerere from my global configuration
I came across this git configuration seeing that helps me reduce recursion and I have been able to resolve a merge conflict just once and it gets resolved automatically whenever such conflicts show up ...
3 votes
1 answer
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VCSCommand keeps adding an extra blank line to all my commits
I recently started trying out the VCSCommand plugin for vim to work with several subversion repositories. Every time I commit a change from vim using VCSCommit, aka. the key combo (\cc), I keep ...
0 votes
2 answers
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cmap :q to :bwipeout for VCSBlame/VCSAnnotate buffers (and other VCSCommand buffers)
I'm looking for a method to map :q to :bwipeout only for SVN blame buffers, as generated by vcscommand.vim and :VCSBlame so that my motor memory of :q takes hold when I want to eliminate those short-...
4 votes
3 answers
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Commiting directories with VCSCommand plugin when also using NERD Tree
I am using vim 7.3, the NERDTree 4.1 plugin and VCSCommand version 1.99.42. To commit a directory in VCSCommand you need have the directory buffer open (it's the same with all commands on ...
2 votes
1 answer
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How do I use the Vim plugin VCSCommand to diff/commit/etc on a directory? (or... What is a VIm "directory buffer"?)
(I am a VIM-n00b) According to the VCSCommand docs, the commands will operate on a directory if you are currently in a "directory buffer". I can't seem to find any other references to opening a "...
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problem using VCSCommand Vim plugin with Mercurial
I just installed VCSCommand and I'm getting an error of "No suitable plugin" whenever I try to run a command. I have a filed loaded in Vim that is in a directory with a mercurial repository. I found ...