[vim/vim] netrw: Regression in :Explore in v9.2.0748 (Issue #20939)

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Malcolm Rowe

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9:15 AM (2 hours ago) 9:15 AM
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malcolmr created an issue (vim/vim#20939)

Steps to reproduce

  1. vim -U NONE path/to/file (which exists)
  2. :Explore
  3. netrw opens an explore window on the current directory.

Expected behaviour

:Explore should explore the directory of the current file

Version of Vim

v9.2.0748

Environment

Linux.

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Malcolm Rowe

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malcolmr left a comment (vim/vim#20939)

Bisect shows that this behavior regressed in 48474e6 specifically.

/cc @chrisbra


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Malcolm Rowe

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malcolmr left a comment (vim/vim#20939)

Ah, thanks, I hadn't spotted that.

Yup, that commit (and v9.2.0792) fixes it exactly.


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