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Nov 22 at 15:38 comment added Big McLargeHuge You're right! Nice deduction. I forgot that wasn't the default behavior.
Nov 17 at 19:40 history edited Vivian De Smedt CC BY-SA 4.0
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Nov 17 at 19:36 comment added Vivian De Smedt Now I can reproduce your problem. I suspect you have set the confirm option (:set confirm).
Nov 17 at 19:30 comment added Vivian De Smedt Thanks for the procedure for reproducing your problem. I still fail to get prompted to overwrite the target file name. Can you reproduce the problem by calling nvim -u None b.txt?
Nov 17 at 16:08 comment added Big McLargeHuge I'm using Neovim v0.10.1. Steps to repro: 1. echo a > a.txt 2. echo b > b.txt 3. nvim b.txt 4. :call Rename('b.txt', 'a.txt') 5. When prompted to overwrite a.txt, answer "No" 6. b.txt is deleted anyways.
Nov 16 at 7:08 comment added Vivian De Smedt I have corrected small errors. I have tested the code on Vim 7.0 and on Neovim 0.10 and it seems to work fine. In particular I'm not prompted to override the file.
Nov 16 at 6:59 history edited Vivian De Smedt CC BY-SA 4.0
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Nov 16 at 4:23 comment added Vivian De Smedt It works on my end :-/ Could you tell me which version of Vim you are using?
Nov 15 at 23:13 comment added Big McLargeHuge Doesn't seem to work. I think if the file exists, and :saveas prompts you to overwrite, and you answer "No", there's no error.
Nov 15 at 21:32 history answered Vivian De Smedt CC BY-SA 4.0