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A snazzy buffer line (with tab page integration) for Neovim built using Lua. This plugin shamelessly attempts to emulate the aesthetics of GUI text editors/Doom Emacs. It is advised that you specify either the latest tag or a specific tag and bump them manually if you'd prefer to inspect changes before updating.

...Since its inception during the Neovim 0.5 era, the landscape of plugin management and semantic versioning has not been widely adopted; hence, we have made every effort to maintain backward compatibility with each release. A tab page in vim holds one or more windows(not buffers). You can easily switch between tab pages to have several collections of windows to work on different things. Tabline can help you use multiple tabs. Meanwhile, the bufferline is simply an array of opened files. As a result, Bufferline limits the power of vim, especially when editing a large workspace with many opened files.