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I tried to copy a local file (a .vimrc file) to a Docker Alpine image.
Alpine's root directory seems to be called ~. (which is kinda odd, since ~ is usually home in the Debian world)
And the init.vim file needs to be in root/~.
I've tried different methods, i.e. the COPY command and RUN cp ....
But the ~/.config/nvim folder remains empty.
(the mkdir commands work)
I was able to copy into home/.config/nvim, but the file does not have an effect in there it needs to be in ~.
Is the root directory read only (even for root user) in Alpine?

So I was making a symbolic links for nvim so that if i use vim command it opens nvim.

So I used this code

In neovim (and sometimes even in vim) some default settings change occasionally. I'd like to keep my .vimrc and init.vim tidy and remove the settings which are already the default. Is there an easy way to find those superfluous options?

An example, in neovim they recently enabled hidden by default, so I can remove it now from init.vim. But there's more options and they are changing over time too, so keeping track of them manually is cumbersome and error prone. I'm looking for a command or so that lists all the options which are not needed anymore.

Here is part of my config

Any time I launch vim, there is a mysterious keybind on the key Y that breaks the regular yank functionality. In the output of :map it looks like this:

I am setting Extension VSCode Neovim for Mac.

I added the following code to settings.json to use init.vim with my keybinds set.

I can use vim in vscode, but key bindings don't work.

Do I need other settings besides settings.json?

settings.json

I've downloaded neovim 5.1 and made a symlink to it in .local/bin folder. After that I've added it to $PATH through .bashrc and aliased to vim:

I am trying to download a file into a Podman/Docker Image using curl then perform a sha256sum on the file. However, when I use ARGs as defined in the documentation, it doesn't seem to interpolate properly and cause an error of:

I'm new in the VIM / NEOVIM world so I probably am doing something else wrong, but from the docs it says that Telescope will ignore all the files registered in the .gitignore file, which is definitively there but it still searches in node_modules

So this is what I do:

1. I cd into my project folder
2. Hit nvim
3. hit ff
4. Telescope opens and I start typing, but searches are really slow because they are including node_modules

These are the plugins that I have for setting up telescope