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A definitely less robust, but more improvisational approach I go for is using the vim undo tree [0] and making sure to set an undodir and undofile so that the h
by avnigo 5y ago
A definitely less robust, but more improvisational approach I go for is using the vim undo tree [0] and making sure to set an undodir and undofile so that the history persists. The Gundo plugin [1] gets an honorable mention.
[0] https://vim.help/32-the-undo-tree https://vim.help/32-the-undo-tree
[1] https://docs.stevelosh.com/gundo.vim/ https://docs.stevelosh.com/gundo.vim/