Don't set cpo&vim if we're going to early exit#399
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alerque merged 2 commits intovim-pandoc:masterfrom Apr 18, 2025
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set cpo&vim if we're going to early exit#399alerque merged 2 commits intovim-pandoc:masterfrom
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This was a bad merge that resulted from vim-pandoc#393 being opened before vim-pandoc#397 but landing after. If we override the `&cpo` option and then `finish`, it will never get set back to the saved cpo. Instead, let's just only do the `set` if we're sure we're not going to early exit.
This also regressed in vim-pandoc#393, but we may as well fix it here.
jez
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Good catch, thanks. |
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This was a bad merge that resulted from #393 being opened before #397
but landing after.
If we override the
&cpooption and thenfinish, it will never getset back to the saved cpo.
Instead, let's just only do the
setif we're sure we're not going toearly exit.