On Oct 12, 5:32 pm, Tim Chase <[email protected]> wrote:
> The subject more or less says it all, but using git and switching
> branches will change the timestamps on my files even though the
> underlying content doesn't seem to have changed. I'd like to
> tell Vim that, for certain filespecs (likely via an autocmd), I
> don't want to see this message and that YES, I do want to always
> overwrite the file.
>
> Nothing that I found via a :helpgrep for that message suggested
> an apparent way to disable this.
>
> -tim
Yes, Vim can do it ;-)
Have a look at FileChangedShell autocommand. Here's part of my ~/.vim/
after/ftplugin/sh.vim that does what you need:
function! ProcessFileChangedShell()
if v:fcs_reason == 'mode' || v:fcs_reason == 'time'
let v:fcs_choice = ''
else
let v:fcs_choice = 'ask'
endif
endfunction
autocmd FileChangedShell <buffer> call ProcessFileChangedShell()
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