Save the buffer associated with the importjs command
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When having a hook on window switch to save a file and having a file to fix imports `after save`, the new file content was written to the window I switched to due to the asynchronous call to `importjs`. Now we save the buffer for which the command was invoked and write to that buffer explicitly.
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When having a hook on window switch to save a file and having a file
to fix imports
after save, the new file content was written to thewindow I switched to due to the asynchronous call to
importjs.Now we save the buffer for which the command was invoked and write to
that buffer explicitly.
See #24