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Thanks Rich for giving me some direction. I couldn't get Rich's solution to work for me directly, but this little hacky bandaid will do for now until I get some time to look into this. If anyone else experienced this bug I would love to know, especially if you solved it more directly. I took the script number function from another stackexchange answer here
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Ignoring the context, the answer to your "short question" is that you can't (easily) call it from your own function.
You can find out what function - invokes in netrw by entering the following command in a netrw buffer:
:verbose nmap -
For me, the output contains this function call:
call <SNR>68_NetrwBrowseUpDir(1)
But what is <SNR>?
:help &...
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Yang-Le Wu (yangle) works around the problem by using keybinds to switch buffer. See the commit linked from the issue:
https://github.com/yangle/dotfiles/commit/d2e3962a4f1c42f32ae1fa70fb690665011f1a43
The keybinds call a function which will remove the first netrw buffer, if found, before attempting to do the actual movement.
Without the first buffer ...
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