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I have next problem: When I use :term buffers the :wqa command produces error:

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Which is quite expected because terminal buffers isn't writable. BUT the :wa and :q separatly work. This is strange.

To be sure I used next commands:

$ nvim -u NONE +term
:wqa
:wa
:q
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    If you're concerned about the extra keystokes just add a new command command WQ wa | qa
    – Hoblovski
    Jul 3 at 6:14

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Just do :wa and then :qa. This is because you can't write the buftype of terminal which you're trying to do when but :wa doesn't try to write the term buffer

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  • I do know this, but I wont to make 7 keystrokes instead of 5. Actually, I think this is a bug, so there is no workaround.
    – Vladyslav Rehan
    Jul 2 at 6:09

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