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No, because it's open in a different instance. You can use one vim instance for all your editing needs and you'll never see that error again. And you probably
by kolme 6y ago
No, because it's open in a different instance. You can use one vim instance for all your editing needs and you'll never see that error again.
And you probably should, because vim is rightfully warning you, that you might lose changes made in the other instance.