Closed alok closed 7 years ago
It adds that line over and over every time I do an action like refreshing the buffer. Here's a gist of profiling that shows which functions are called.
I don't know from were this message could be from...
Could you please:
grep -R
your .vim
directory to check if this message is a side effect of your configurationvim
(or neovim
) version and your git
versiongit version 2.7.0.25.gfc10eb5
NVIM v0.2.0-104-g5f02608
Nothing comes up with grep
, even under case-insensitive search.
Did you try with vim -U none
, and load only vimagit to check if there a side effect from another plugin or a setting in your vimrc?
If you can determinate that only vimagit is in fault, could you please try to dump some debug traces? in vimagit buffer, type this:
:set verbosefile=/tmp/vimagit.log
:XXverbose call magit#update_buffer()
Try with XX from 1 to 20, and stop when you encounter Bulk Update
in verbose file.
@Alok do you still encounter this problem?
Sometimes, but I'm never able to reproduce it consistently, so I've basically given up on it.
Next time you encouter it, please try this:
:set verbosefile=/tmp/vimagit.log
:XXverbose call magit#update_buffer()
One more thing: when you say you can't reproduce it, do you mean that if it appears a first time, if you go out commit and retry CC
, it does not appear again?
Step for reproduce:
amend) with message written in this section
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@ramok, the bug you are describing looks like #110 . It has been fixed in last release 1.7.0. Which vimagit version are you using? (SHA1)
My bad. It's was old verision. After update everything fine. Thanks
I'm using latest version of
next
and I hitCC
and it prefills the commit messageBulk Update
. None of my commit messages for that repo have that message. I'm really confused here as to why that's being added. Is it a vimagit feature that I'm unaware of?