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In above image you see that whenever I open up new file in split `nvim` will first create new buffer and then opening up my file on other window split (the right one). When you close the right split, it doesn't close the respecting buffer I open on another split (`phpunit.xml` on left). Is these common?

Is there a way to make split window without having the other buffer dangling on my other split window.

# How do I open it?

- I use `fzf` plugin and press `Ctrl + v` to open it
- Using `:vsplit` and ':split'

# How do I close it?

I close right split using `:q` and not closing the `phpunit.xml` on the left, `:bd` does the same.

# What do I want?

- close buffer the right split, also close the respecting `phpunit.xml` on the left split
- or opening new file on right split won't open buffer on left split. 

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