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I'm fairly used to using basic undo/redo as a timeline already. I spam "undo" often in vim just to yank something into a scratch window. I might accidentally ma

I'm fairly used to using basic undo/redo as a timeline already. I spam "undo" often in vim just to yank something into a scratch window. I might accidentally make a change that breaks my redo path back to the present, but thankfully that's a pretty rare occurrence for me (and I can always recover with "g-"). Good enough for me!

lilyball 6y ago
Vim is the only editor I’ve used that has a branching undo model. I know there’s a UX problem there but I don’t understand why more editors don’t support this.