I am pretty sure this is a brand-new regression with VimR Version 0.61.1 (20260402.202245). I think in previous versions, if I did something like cd example-dir && vimr -n . or from within VimR, something like :tabe example-dir/example-file followed by :cd %:p:h, the root directory displayed in the file tree pane would match nvim's working directory (so you'd only see the files inside example-dir). Now it appears that regardless of the working directory, the file tree always displays the files in $HOME.
I am pretty sure this is a brand-new regression with VimR Version 0.61.1 (20260402.202245). I think in previous versions, if I did something like
cd example-dir && vimr -n .or from within VimR, something like:tabe example-dir/example-filefollowed by:cd %:p:h, the root directory displayed in the file tree pane would match nvim's working directory (so you'd only see the files insideexample-dir). Now it appears that regardless of the working directory, the file tree always displays the files in$HOME.