dirvish: 'autochdir' is not supported

[NitroCao]

This is info of my vim:

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When I execute :Dirvish in normal mode, dirvish tells me 'autochdir' is not supported.

[NitroCao]

How should I do to let it work? Thanks

[justinmk]

https://github.com/justinmk/vim-dirvish/issues/19

[NitroCao]

Sorry, it still does not work even though I add the line set autochdir...

[NitroCao]

Sorry for my poor English... The meaning of issue 19 is that I should disable autochdir like set noautochdir?...

[justinmk]

@JayceCao autochdir is not supported. Yes, :set noautochdir is needed. That's the Vim default, so I guess you're using someone else's config.

[NitroCao]

I solved the problem, just add the line set noautochdir to the end of .vimrc. I put the line ahead of the plugin manager and it didn't take effect. After I put this line on the end of the config file, it finally worked.

[justinmk]

Yes, because you have installed a plugin or something that was setting the option.