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Paste doesn't preserve newlines (when line endings are `\r\n`)
See original GitHub issueAfter copying a line with yy, pp should insert the default register’s contents on a new line. Right now, it appends to the current line.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Confirmed fixed, thanks. Nice work!
@qguv Thanks for confirming. Each test is now ran twice - once with LF line endings, and then again with CRLF line endings, so hopefully this will be enough to catch this sort of issue in the future. Cheers!