This change is for suppressing error messages reported when trying to perform the same replacement against the same line.
When a line has several same words, some grep tools like ripgrep generate multiple QuickFix entries for each match.
Example:
File (a.txt):
foo foo foo
Command result:
$ rg --vimgrep foo # Run ripgrep command with --vimgrep flag
a.txt:1:1:foo foo foo
a.txt:1:5:foo foo foo
a.txt:1:9:foo foo foo
When you replace all "foo" with "bar" in qfreplace buffer and write the buffer, qfreplace reports error: "qfreplace: Original text has changed". However, it is a false positive error.
thinca
commented
3 years ago
Description
This change is for suppressing error messages reported when trying to perform the same replacement against the same line.
When a line has several same words, some grep tools like
ripgrepgenerate multiple QuickFix entries for each match.Example:
File (a.txt):
Command result:
When you replace all "foo" with "bar" in
qfreplacebuffer and write the buffer,qfreplacereports error: "qfreplace: Original text has changed". However, it is a false positive error.