2 hours ago · Tech · hide

If you use Neovim, chances are you’ve run into mini.nvim . It’s a collection of 45+ small, independent, lightweight tools that do one thing exceptionally well. In this post, I’d like to focus on mini.pick and how it can be used to show the buffer list. Like other mini modules it’s awesome, but I was missing one thing: the ability to refrsh the buffer list on deletion.

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