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Opening a new file by hitting t leaves NvimTree_X as the tab title.
Currently, I use autocmd BufLeave NvimTree* wincmd l, which moves the cursor from the tree buffer when switching tabs, so that the title changes to the actual buffer I'm working on.
This doesn't work when first hitting t to open the file in a new tab.
How can I make nvimtree not show up in the tab title? It's helpful to be able to see
Description
2022-11-22.17-55-57.mp4
Opening a new file by hitting
tleaves NvimTree_X as the tab title.Currently, I use
autocmd BufLeave NvimTree* wincmd l, which moves the cursor from the tree buffer when switching tabs, so that the title changes to the actual buffer I'm working on.This doesn't work when first hitting
tto open the file in a new tab.How can I make nvimtree not show up in the tab title? It's helpful to be able to see
Neovim version
Operating system and version
Linux sarah-pc 5.10.43.3-microsoft-standard-WSL2 #1 SMP Wed Jun 16 23:47:55 UTC 2021 x86_64 GNU/Linux
nvim-tree version
68a2a09
Minimal config
Steps to reproduce
<CR>tExpected behavior
The tab with the first file opened should contain the name of the opened file.
Actual behavior
The tab title contains
NvimTree_1