The commands do not work on Windows about vim-eunuch HOT 7 CLOSED

The current logic is strange. I must have been trying for an optional argument but aborted. Check if just plain expand('%:p') works.

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neither expand('%:p') expand('%') worked for me.

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That's strange. To be clear, you are leaving out the bufname and fnamemodify, correct?

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neither expand('%:p') expand('%') worked for me.

Probably a wildignore issue. Try expand('%:p', 1) instead.

@tpope I know your feelings on wildignore in general, but why not use the nosuf argument for expand() and friends (glob() etc)? Even though I removed .git from my wildignore, it's still nice to not have to worry about what else is in my wildignore that could cause mysterious breakage of plugins.

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When were the those flags added? I know glob()'s flag wasn't in 7.0. This is definitely a plugin that's helpful on a server, so I don't want to constrain the Vim version any more than we have to.

Also, "probably" is the overstatement of the year. It's working interactively.

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For expand() 'nosuf' argument existed since 2004 (Vim 7.0). But for glob, globpath and expand the nosuf argument was added in 2008 (7.2-051).

It's working interactively.

Yeah I missed that.

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Willing to revisit if anyone can reproduce this in 2022.

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