fix: allow nvim to enter command-line window #27
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This autocommand was closing the cmd-line window (q: / CTRL_F) immediately when we tried to enter it. Instead of the autocmd, added a buftype check to not create winbar in the Cmd Window, which was the purpose of that autocmd (I believe).
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Hello Chris,
I made a minor fix in my local config and I suspect this might be interesting to you so I'm submitting this PR.
With the autocommand in place it's impossible to enter command-line window and search / browser previous commands issued, like this:
I suspect the purpose of that autocommand was to not create winbar in such window, so I created a buftype check and included "nofile" which also don't create the winbar.
We're now able to enter and browser the history of commands as in the print screen.
I hope this helps.
Thank you