Markus Daghall

Possible workaround, using [fswatch](https://github.com/emcrisostomo/fswatch): ```bash fswatch lib/ test/ --event Updated | xargs -I _ mocha test/file.js -b ```

With `proxyquire` you have to clear the `require` cache and re-`proxyquire` the module, in order to do a full reset. That is quite messy. This was my solution for resetting...

Since sandboxes are now supported this should not be too hard. Right? 😁

I made the same debugging journey, and found a quick and dirty solution: ```bash mkdir ~/node_modules ``` I have some web-only projects that do not use any node modules, so...

1. Add this to your `.tigrc`: ``` bind status U @git add -N %(file) ``` 2. For me these files show up in both the `Changes to be committed` and...

Yeah, I saw that `%(file_old)` was introduced recently for the diff view, when I stumbled upon it, and discovered it was blank. It is not listed in the [github.io manual](http://jonas.github.io/tig/doc/manual.html),...

Easily fixed with: ``` bind diff @ none bind stage @ none bind pager @ none ``` instead of: ``` bind generic @ none ```

@Friptick, you could hide it a bit by adding `--no-info` and setting the prompt to the empty string `--prompt ""`. It will still take up a line, and show the...

Yeah, "creative solutions" is kind of my speciality! 😅 In my specific case `--layout reverse-list` works great. It puts the content at the top, but the (empty) prompt and cursor...

> +1, In my project I'm not using `node_modules` cause I'm only using client-side javascript, without the npm tooling. Does typescript-language-server crashes without node_modules? It doesn't crash, but it doesn't...