That doesn't justify its deletion, it might justify warning the user, but unconditionally deleting data not owned by the app shared with other apps?
replyVim's persist undo is disabled by default, perhaps for privacy reasons. edit: I see sebzim4500 got there first.
replyStop looking for post-hoc justifications for behavior that is clearly wrong.
replySecond time in this thread you’re telling other people how to think and behave because they aren’t acting like you
replyOK and you are doing the dril wise man tweet sincerely
replyHow could you possibly encrypt it in a way that holds water? Any attacker who cares enough to get your undo file can also get your undo keys, unless you want to wire a whole system of undo-now-requires-password-auth-with-MFA
replyNot really since the feature is opt in
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