.tf files sometimes incorrectly identified as terraform

[Christian J. Robinson]

The function that tries to examine the file to identify whether it's for the TinyFugue (tf) client or for terraform erroneously assumes that lines must start with ";", "/", or nothing to be valid TinyFugue code. This is not correct. Moreover, it examines the entire .tf file to try to make this determination. In fact, a TinyFugue script file can have line continuation which means that any character can start a line.

The way the function is called also overrides my attempts to correct this problem by putting my own ftdetect/tf.vim file in place in ~/.vim/ftdetect or ~/.vim/after/ftdetect.

I'm not sure how to solve this problem optimally.

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Christian J. Robinson <hep...@gmail.com>

[Christian Brabandt]

Thanks, the suggested fix is here now:
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/20510

Thanks,
Christian
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[Christian J. Robinson]

I can confirm that this works for me.

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