Closed j0lol closed 4 months ago
This is already the case with default value of config.autoopen
. To achieve this, execute require('mini.starter').setup()
during startup, i.e. not during lazy loading 'mini.starter' / 'mini.nvim'.
If you mean it should run open()
when there are no present buffers for files, then I don't think it is a good idea. Mostly because this state is achieved either just after startup (already autoopens) or after manually removing all buffers (then this action was done explicitly to achieve this state).
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Would make nvim feel more like a cohesive IDE imo :)