Vim automatically saves files in my Home Folder. I want to be able to change where it saves (i.e. if I do :w filename, it'll save it there). I know if you do :pwd it shows you where it saves files, and you can do :cd [where you want it] to change this, but when you restart vim, it reverts back to the Home Folder, and you'd need to type :cd [where you want it] again to make it save files where you want. Is there any way to do something like the :cd command, but it will automatically save files there even if you close and reload vim / a more permanent way of doing this?
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