Taskpaper ftdetect somehow screws up python file detection

[rdeits]

This is a weird one...

Somehow ftdetect/taskpaper.vim is causing vim to set the filetype of a .py file which contains the # character at the start of a line to conf instead of python.

To reproduce:
Create an empty file called foo.py
Open it in vim
Do set ft? to check the filetype, verify that it shows up as "python"
Enter a single # into the file, then close and re-open it
Check the filetype: it's now "conf"
Delete the # and re-open: it's now "python" again.

Workaround:
Comment out the "augroup taskpaper" and "augroup END" lines in ftdetect/taskpaper.vim. This seems to completely fix the problem.

Any thoughts? This may just be taskpaper interacting badly with something else I've installed.

[davidoc]

Confirmed, but I thought the augroup plugin / augroup END structure was fairly standard...

[linux478]

according to http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/chapters/44.html it is not needed.