Daniel Mendler

Inheriting from the font-lock is the correct approach imo, since it will yield good results with many themes. Many packages (including my own) use this approach. However we lose the...

@mohkale This does not seem like the best idea, since it will make it impossible to tweak the faces in the themes.

Note that there is also no reason to depend on Marginalia if you provide your own annotation function. You can provide your own annotation-function in completing-read as part of the...

If you want to see prefix annotations (icons for example), you should use affixation-function instead of annotation-function. But this is only supported by Selectrum and Emacs 28 default completion. Ideally...

@bdarcus Yes, by providing your own annotation function you can do your own formatting in the way you want it. This is better than using the marginalia specific internals.

One more suggestion - you can also remove the Embark dependency and just provide the keymap and the actions as commands. Then this keymap should be bound via Embark to...

> I see this as a pretty big limitation of the embark-bibtex frontend since fuzzy searching article titles or authors is extremely helpful IMO. There is no problem actually. Just...

Next step: No Embark :)

Okay, I can take another look soon. This PR is not up-to-date yet, right? Can you please push these Marginalia changes?

@mtreca Yes, this is right. You have to call the action via embark-act! There is no built-in way to call different actions on candidates without Embark, but the embarked actions...