One useful feature that is found in a number of editors is the ability to preserve buffer history even after reloading from disk. For example, my vim setup has the ability to edit a file, use :e to reload the buffer, and then revert back to a previous version from before the reload.
Currently, amp will drop all buffer history when a buffer is reloaded with ctrl+r. This will cause problems for anyone that is used to the vim keybinding of ctrl+r to redo a change, as instead of redoing a change, all history is dropped.
One useful feature that is found in a number of editors is the ability to preserve buffer history even after reloading from disk. For example, my vim setup has the ability to edit a file, use
:eto reload the buffer, and then revert back to a previous version from before the reload.Currently, amp will drop all buffer history when a buffer is reloaded with ctrl+r. This will cause problems for anyone that is used to the vim keybinding of ctrl+r to redo a change, as instead of redoing a change, all history is dropped.