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fix: crash on case-only filename renames (case-insensitive filesystems) - #779 - #791
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On case-insensitive filesystems, renaming a file with only a case change (e.g. test.java -> Test.java) causes bufadd(dest_buf_name) to resolve to the same buffer as src_bufnr instead of creating a new one. The existing src/dest buffer-swap logic assumes two distinct buffers, so it deletes the only buffer that exists and then tries to use it again, throwing "invalid buffer id". Add a short-circuit for dest_bufnr == src_bufnr that just updates the buffer's display name.
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Renaming a file via oil where only the case changes (
test.java->Test.java) throwsinvalid buffererror on a case-insensitive filesystem, but only if the file was alreadyopen in a buffer.
Cause:
vim.fn.bufadd(dest_buf_name)resolves to the same buffer assrc_bufnrwhen the two names differ only in case, since they pointto the same inode.
rename_buffer's swap logic assumessrc_bufnrand
dest_bufnrare always distinct, so it deletessrc_bufnrandthen accesses
dest_bufnr(the now-deleted same buffer) right after.Fix:
Short-circuit when
dest_bufnr == src_bufnr: just rename the bufferin place and clean up the old-name buffer.
fixes #778