On Do, 07 Jan 2021, Marco wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to trigger a command when a file in a particular directory is saved.
> The solution discussed here work in general.
>
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20419121/how-to-automatically-run-a-command-after-saving-a-file
>
> However, I run into issues when the directory is symlinked as in
> this (as of now unanswered) question:
>
> https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/25136/autocmd-pattern-matching-symlinked-directory
>
> So basically the issue is that vim resolves the symlink and doesn't
> trigger the autocmd. Example:
>
> mkdir -p ~/vim-test/foo
> cd vim-test
> ln -s foo symlink-to-foo
>
> " in .vimrc:
> augroup ft_customhelp
> au!
> au BufWritePost ~/vim-test/foo/file-* echo "~/vim-test/file_in_foo_was_saved"
> au BufWritePost ~/vim-test/symlink-to-foo/file-* echo "~/vim-test/file_in_symlink_to_foo_was_saved"
> augroup END
>
> vi ~/vim-test/foo/file-foo
> i foo <esc>:w
> → ~/vim-test/file_in_foo_was_saved
>
> rm ~/vim-test/file_in_foo_was_saved
> vi ~/vim-test/symlink-to-foo/file-bar
> i bar <esc>:w
> → ~/vim-test/file_in_foo_was_saved
> # rather than ~/vim-test/file_in_symlink_to_foo_was_saved
>
> How to trigger the autocmd reliably on symlinked directories?
I believe Vim always does always resolve to the final path, so it is not
possible what you want.
Best,
Christian
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