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Learn the simple steps to effectively `disable line numbers` in your Neovim terminal, allowing for a cleaner command-line experience while coding.
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How to Disable Line Numbers in Neovim Terminal

If you are using Neovim and have found line numbers to be distracting when working in a terminal buffer, you are not alone. Many users prefer a clean interface while executing commands or coding within the terminal. Fortunately, disabling line numbers in Neovim is straightforward with the right commands.

Understanding the Problem

You might have tried various configurations, like adding commands to your init.vim file, but faced issues with disabling line numbers in terminal buffers. A common approach many people use is:

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This setting enables both absolute and relative line numbering for editing files in Neovim. However, when you switch to terminal mode, these settings can still persist, causing confusion and distraction.

The Solution to Disable Line Numbers

To effectively remove line numbers when you are working in the terminal buffer, follow these steps:

Step 1: Use the setlocal Command

When you want to disable line numbers specifically in a terminal buffer, you can enter the following command:

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This command tells Neovim to set the line numbering options only for the current buffer and not for others.

Step 2: Automate the Process

To streamline your experience and ensure line numbers are always turned off when opening a terminal, you can add an autocmd (autocommand) to your init.vim configuration file. This will automatically apply the setting whenever a new terminal session starts.

Open your init.vim file.

Add the following line:

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This configuration ensures that every time you open a terminal within Neovim, it will be free of line numbers, allowing for a cleaner and more focused command line interface.

Conclusion

By following these simple steps, you can easily disable line numbers in your Neovim terminal. The combination of using the :setlocal command while automating it with an autocmd in your configuration file provides a seamless experience. Whether you're coding or running commands, you'll appreciate the uncluttered view of your terminal buffer.

Now you can focus on your coding without the distraction of line numbers!