Describe the bug
When executing neovim to take stdin as a new buffer (e.g. echo "Hello World!" | nvim -) the startup screen appears and the new untitled buffer that should hold the piped contents isn't there.
Checklist
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run
echo "Hello World!" | nvim - with the plugin disabled
- Run
echo "Hello World!" | nvim - with the plugin enabled
- Compare behaviour
Expected behavior
When piping content from stdin the startup screen should not appear, same as when opening a file (e.g. nvim my-file.txt).
Additional Info
Config
Not relevant
Neovim Version
v0.9.5
Describe the bug
When executing neovim to take stdin as a new buffer (e.g.
echo "Hello World!" | nvim -) the startup screen appears and the new untitled buffer that should hold the piped contents isn't there.Checklist
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
echo "Hello World!" | nvim -with the plugin disabledecho "Hello World!" | nvim -with the plugin enabledExpected behavior
When piping content from stdin the startup screen should not appear, same as when opening a file (e.g.
nvim my-file.txt).Additional Info
Config
Not relevant
Neovim Version
v0.9.5