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RVuRnvbM2e • today at 4:54 PM • 2 replies • view on HN

Undo files and persistent undo are not meant to work that way. They are just persistent across process restarts. That's all.

They live in ~/.cache which is defined as "user-specific non-essential (cached) data".

Despite this user's impressive résumé, they simply misunderstood the feature.


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freehorse • today at 5:03 PM

What did OP misunderstand? I am not sure how and where their understanding of "persistent undo" is different from "persistent across process restarts"?

kazinator • today at 5:07 PM

In what way is it not a process restart if I stop the process, install/upgrade NeoVim and start a new process?

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