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#neovim Development News
The 0.12 version updates `:delmarks` command to trigger the `MarkSet` event (with `line` and `col` set to 0).
PR:
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feat(events): trigger MarkSet ... -
Note to self: Do NOT allow LazyVim to install a shitload of breaking changes when the kids have school tomorrow, even if you're not really intending to work tonight.
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What a world we live in! I noticed a post by @bremner linking to neovim fighting against removing a DHH quote. Given that DHH actively associates himself with white supremacy and ethnic cleansing, choosing to associate your project with him is quite a choice.
Well. Reading to the end of the thread, the maintainer decided to go out with a bang. I'm not sure this is any better a look than fighting for the DHH quote in the first place, but here we are.
Here's the link to the issue:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
Here's the patch that was finally accepted:
https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/pull/504
And here's a link to something to use instead of Neovim:
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Lost in a large codebase? 🔎
I built tgrep.nvim to bring Microsoft’s tgrep search into Neovim, with the fff-plus picker.
• Search as you type
• Preview matches before opening
• Jump into splits or tabs
• Send matches to quickfix
• Use an index, with filesystem fallbackTry :Tgrep in your project. I’d love to hear what would make it fit your workflow.
github.com/vinitkumar/tgrep.nvim
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Apparently we have access to GitHub #copilot at work, been using it in #neovim :neovim: and it seems pretty useful... Is there a way to get this in #doomEmacs :emacs: ? #askTheFediverse
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Ideas for a standalone #mermaid editor? Even better, :emacs: #emacs / :neovim: #neovim plugin?
I like the idea of writing diagrams and flowcharts as code... #askTheFediverse -
Even though it’s been many years of using #neovim, I feel like I always need a refresher with #lsp stuff.
Let’s say you have #pyright installed, it’s in Mason and in your PATH, and code snippets/cmp are showing up as expected.
Why would a definition like “Path” (from pathlib import Path) show up, but not something even more simple like “split” or “print”?
🧐🤔