fix(init): avoid false positive neo-tree buffer detection#185
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fix(init): avoid false positive neo-tree buffer detection#185oyoshot wants to merge 2 commits intocoder:mainfrom
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Two focused tests for the pattern change: - Files with 'neo-tree' in path are NOT detected as tree buffers - Actual neo-tree buffers (starting with 'neo-tree ') ARE detected Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
ClaudeCodeSendto fail in regular files whose buffer name includesneo-treeProblem
:'<,'>ClaudeCodeSendfails when executed in a regular file whose name containsneo-tree(e.g.neo-tree.nvim.lua).Repro:
neo-tree.nvim.lua:'<,'>ClaudeCodeSendObserved error:
Root Cause
The check
string.match(current_bufname, "neo%-tree")matches any buffer name containingneo-tree, including regular files like/path/to/neo-tree.nvim.lua.Solution
Restrict the buffer-name match to actual neo-tree buffers by anchoring the pattern to the beginning of the buffer name (e.g.
neo-tree filesystem:/...).Change:
string.match(current_bufname, "neo%-tree")→string.match(current_bufname, "^neo%-tree%s")Tests