> It is known that if you launch multiple vim instances and then exit every
> instance will overwrite history stored in viminfo, so only history from the last
> vim instance will be added. Example:
>
> Initial viminfo: one command ":echo 'Abc'" in history.
> 1. Launch vim 1, run ":echo 'Def'".
> 2. Launch vim 2, run ":echo 'Ghi'".
> 3. Exit vim 2.
> 4. Exit vim 1.
> Viminfo history: ":echo 'Abc'", ":echo 'Def'".
> Proposed history: ":echo 'Abc'", ":echo 'Ghi'", ":echo 'Def'".
>
> How do you handle this situation (please don't reply if you ignore this issue)?
>
> I have written a plugin for this, but guess it can be improved.
Yeah, I'd be interested in seeing this improved and/or checking out the
plugin.
Ben.
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