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To reproduce: Open a new MacVim window. Hit ione two three. Hit Cmd-S. Type "foo" to name the file. Hit "return".
Observe that MacVim pseudocrashes immediately. There is no crash report, but the Console says:
Nov 6 03:45:11 diza MacVim[17338]: Metadata.framework [Error]: void _MDItemMarkAsUsedForPath(CFStringRef): was called with a NULL path
Nov 6 03:45:11 diza Vim[27638]: -[MMBackend(Private) connectionDidDie:]@2329: Main connection was lost before process had a chance to terminate; preserving swap files.
I keep getting things like that in all kinds of context that all seem to revolve around non-existent files or unreadable files.
For example, at the terminal, mvim foo where "foo" is not the name of any file in the current working dir, will produce a pseudocrash like this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
To reproduce: Open a new MacVim window. Hit
ione two three
. Hit Cmd-S. Type "foo" to name the file. Hit "return".Observe that MacVim pseudocrashes immediately. There is no crash report, but the Console says:
I keep getting things like that in all kinds of context that all seem to revolve around non-existent files or unreadable files.
For example, at the terminal,
mvim foo
where "foo" is not the name of any file in the current working dir, will produce a pseudocrash like this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: