Christian J. Robinson wrote:
> If I'm editing an encrypted file then use the same Vim session to edit
> a non-encrypted file, the saved undo information for the non-encrypted
> file is garbled when it is read.
>
> To reproduce, you need an existing, non-encrypted file that has undo
> information saved, and an existing encrypted file (it doesn't matter
> how 'cryptmethod' is set).
>
> Start Vim:
> vim -u NONE -U NONE -N -c 'set undofile' encrypted_file
>
> Then do ":e otherfile" (where "otherfile" is the non-encrypted file
> with previously saved undo information), and press 'u' a few times.
>
> When this happens, all I have to do is ":qa!" and edit the
> non-encrypted file again, and the undo information is properly read.
> Unless I make the mistake of saving new changes to the non-encrypted
> file--then the undo file becomes useless.
I'm glad you found this problem. It's easy to fix.
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