I'm using NerdTree in Neovim. To create a folder, in menu I select the
(a)dd a childnode
option but despite adding a "/" at the end of the foldername a file is being created.
Nvim/NERDTree creates file instead of directory
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You should not add a "/" at the end of the foldername, rather at the start.