I have tested with all the provided commands (except the ones for new tabs, because I don't use those), and every time I open a file that Nvim opened through a symlink, it defaults the some "~/auto" that I don't remember creating. I want it to open in the current file or in the current working directory, like it does with all the other files.****
MX Linux 17
NVIM v0.3.0-1029-g48967695c Build type: RelWithDebInfo
.I have tested with all the provided commands (except the ones for new tabs, because I don't use those), and every time I open a file that Nvim opened through a symlink, it defaults the some "~/auto" that I don't remember creating. I want it to open in the current file or in the current working directory, like it does with all the other files.****