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This happens with either stock Yosemite terminal, or iterm2. When I exit vim, this is my terminal. As you can see, colors are messed up in my terminal after exiting vim and it doesn't come back until I terminate terminal app (not a pun :P).

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I have to add that I'm a bit new to vim (a couple of months) and reaaaaaally new to Mac OS (less than a month). The same vimrc works well in Linux.

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  • Does this also happen in you start Vim with no vimrc file (vim -u NONE)? – Martin Tournoij Jun 28 '15 at 11:11
  • Nope... so this is an issue in my vimrc, right? – gemantzu Jun 28 '15 at 12:51
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    Looks like it :-) try: How do I debug my vimrc file? and post the settings that cause this behaviour. – Martin Tournoij Jun 28 '15 at 13:08
  • it seems that was a bug in the version i had in vim-airline. I followed the posts instructions on how to debug my vimrc, i commented out the plugins and everything worked ok. So i started commenting out one by one each plugin, and when i did so in vim-airline it bugged again. So i found out how to update my plugins (vim +PluginUpdate) and now everything works ok. Thnx @Carpetsmoker. – gemantzu Jun 28 '15 at 13:59

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It seems that was a bug in the version of vim-airline I had. Following the posts instructions on how to debug my vimrc, I commented out the plugins and everything worked ok. So I started commenting out one by one each plugin, and when i did so in vim-airline it bugged again. So i found out how to update my plugins (i use Vundle as a plugin manager, so 

vim +PluginUpdate

or 

:PluginUpdate

from inside vim as @Edward reminded me) and now everything works ok. Thnx @Carpetsmoker and @Edward.

So, just a reminder, plugins can have bugs as well, so investigate when in doubt.

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