When I open a file using vim's file browser netrw, I want get back to netrw after deleting the file buffer. Here's what I'm doing:
vim .
Open a file with ENTER. Then delete the buffer:
:bd
But this puts me in a new unnamed buffer. I might be wrong, but I thought getting back to netrw used to be the standard behavior. Was there a change? Is there a variable to control this?
The difference shows up with vim . and :ls!:
# Output (good)
1 h "~/" line 1
2u%a- "[No Name]" line 8
# Output (bad)
2u%a- "~/" line 8