With a recent version of netrw installed, this plugin causes multiple buffers to be opened when using a command e.g.
vim scp://some.validhost.com//path/to/file.txt
which opens a blank buffer with name "scp" as the first buffer, and the expected netrw buffer editing "/path/to/file.txt" on remote host some.validhost.com as the second buffer.
I assume any version combination of netrw/file-line manifests this issue, but for reference I am using version v153 of netrw, and SHA a1381d06d12f05c56119090a005c59bc4b549d60 for file-line.
With a recent version of netrw installed, this plugin causes multiple buffers to be opened when using a command e.g.
vim scp://some.validhost.com//path/to/file.txtwhich opens a blank buffer with name "
scp" as the first buffer, and the expected netrw buffer editing "/path/to/file.txt" on remote hostsome.validhost.comas the second buffer.I assume any version combination of netrw/file-line manifests this issue, but for reference I am using version v153 of netrw, and SHA a1381d06d12f05c56119090a005c59bc4b549d60 for file-line.