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" The tree buffer makes it easy to drill down through the directories of your
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" git repository, but it’s not obvious how you could go up a level to the
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" parent directory. Here’s a mapping of .. to the above command, but
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" only for buffers containing a git blob or tree
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autocmd User fugitive
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\ get(b:, 'fugitive_type', '') =~# '^\%(tree\|blob\)$' |
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\ nnoremap <buffer> .. :edit %:h<CR> |
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\ endif
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" Every time you open a git object using fugitive it creates a new buffer.
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" This means that your buffer listing can quickly become swamped with
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" fugitive buffers. This prevents this from becomming an issue:
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autocmd BufReadPost fugitive://* set bufhidden=delete
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