Iron-E

You can do this with Vim by using `after` and `ftplugin` files. Just make sure `filetype plugin on` is in your `init.vim`. For example, in the folder that your `init.vim`...

Is it only `rust-analyzer`? Can you try another LSP to see if it is still broken?

This would greatly help me resolve Iron-E/nvim-highlite#15 in my colorscheme. Rather than writing new queries I could simply link highlight types to look as expected. I too have noticed traditional...

You're not supposed to be calling any functions not mentioned in the documentation (i.e. you shouldn't import `bufferline.state` outside of the explicit use case for adjusting the offset). As for...

That empty buffer is there to hold the empty first tab open, I believe. Without it, the tab would close. It shows in the bufferline so you can use `:BufferNext`/`:BufferPrevious`...

Wouldn't that disallow showing non-visible buffers? Or is that what you're looking for?

Since `winbar` only renders above windows, and any buffer in a window is automatically visible (for all intents and purposes), it would make showing buffers not currently windowed impossible (AFAICT)...

> can winbar support add an option to disable tabline entirely Yeah, that shouldn't be a problem. --- I'm holding on another PR before doing any big feature implementation, but...

Can you post a screencast? I wasn't able to reproduce

Can you share your `nvim-tree` config as well?