After executing query with :w (which i suppose how it's done after watching TJ's video), a new buffer is being created and showed in the tab bar (bufferline.nvim).
Is this intended behaviour? If so, i would like to disable it somehow as it makes my bufferline go crazy if i have executed a handful of queries..
After executing query with
:w(which i suppose how it's done after watching TJ's video), a new buffer is being created and showed in the tab bar (bufferline.nvim).Is this intended behaviour? If so, i would like to disable it somehow as it makes my bufferline go crazy if i have executed a handful of queries..