1. :windo allows you to execute command in each window. Knowing that, you can do :windo diffthis and :windo diffoff once for both windows 2. I think you would be faster by using shortcuts (+v to split vertically -> LazyVim to find file) Cheers!
Thanks - the :windo diffthis, :windo diffoff for both is cool. The two java files are under different directories, after finding the first file with telescope () the root changes to it and I'm not able to find the second one ( when the focused window is the buffer, yes, it's possible to focus the explorer again and find the second one ). When it happens in the explorer, I can press Bksp, but I'm not aware on how to do it using telescope. +v or | for vertically - faster, yep.
not super related but do you have any resources on how to get java working within neovim, was going to do advent of code in java but it looked like such a pain to setup
1. :windo allows you to execute command in each window. Knowing that, you can do :windo diffthis and :windo diffoff once for both windows
2. I think you would be faster by using shortcuts (+v to split vertically -> LazyVim to find file)
Cheers!
Thanks - the :windo diffthis, :windo diffoff for both is cool.
The two java files are under different directories, after finding the first file with telescope () the root changes to it and I'm not able to find the second one ( when the focused window is the buffer, yes, it's possible to focus the explorer again and find the second one ).
When it happens in the explorer, I can press Bksp, but I'm not aware on how to do it using telescope.
+v or | for vertically - faster, yep.
not super related but do you have any resources on how to get java working within neovim, was going to do advent of code in java but it looked like such a pain to setup
@@aiden-lee11 In neovim, open Mason and install jdtls.