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Describe the bug
:w produces an "ENOENT: no such file or directory, access C:..." when you are saving a file opened through the SSHFS extension. :wa works with this extension. Ctrl-S to save works as well.
With VS LiveShare (as a guest), both show success, but they appear to just write to the local file, and not save on the server. Again, Ctrl-S works properly.
Configure LiveShare. Share your session (the system doing the sharing doesn't even need VSCodeVim). Connect to LiveShare from a VSCode with VSCodeVim (aka, client). Open the same file on both, make a change in the client, use :w to save, and observe that the other system shows the file as not having been written. Now, use Ctrl-S to save, and observe that the other system shows the file as having been written.
Expected behavior
:w should write the file the same as Ctrl-S. :wa should do the same as a save-all.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
:w produces an "ENOENT: no such file or directory, access C:..." when you are saving a file opened through the SSHFS extension. :wa works with this extension. Ctrl-S to save works as well.
With VS LiveShare (as a guest), both show success, but they appear to just write to the local file, and not save on the server. Again, Ctrl-S works properly.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Add the "SSH FS" extension from https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Kelvin.vscode-sshfs. Configure a remote connection and add it to your workspace. Open a file within, and observe the above behavior when using :w.
Configure LiveShare. Share your session (the system doing the sharing doesn't even need VSCodeVim). Connect to LiveShare from a VSCode with VSCodeVim (aka, client). Open the same file on both, make a change in the client, use :w to save, and observe that the other system shows the file as not having been written. Now, use Ctrl-S to save, and observe that the other system shows the file as having been written.
Expected behavior
:w should write the file the same as Ctrl-S. :wa should do the same as a save-all.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Bug
vim
0.17.0
Windows_NT x64 10.0.17134
1.30.1
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