KillTheMule

For anyone interested, I started investigating this at https://github.com/KillTheMule/neovim-lib/tree/async. Any help welcome, I've never worked with async up to now. Right now, even the tests are passing, but I do...

I've put up a [test](https://github.com/KillTheMule/neovim-lib/commit/62108d0e3e25383a10492eb5e2cc4adde41e4b65) that shows the basic use case I wanted to solve: The client takes a request, but before answering it, it needs to make some requests...

So, I'm now at a point where I've got the basic functionality working, and I'll probably want to take this further, seeing the API is totally different anyways. Meaning, I'll...

> **Any feedback / other items you want to change?** I'm not yet a tera user, but I gave it a very serious look, because I want runtime templates (using...

Unfortunately, latex also uses `[` / `]` quite a bit as well, I can't imagine that working except for the most simple documents. I'm pondering trying addition pre/postprocessing steps, but...

No, `[[`, `[%` and `[#` aren't really used and easily avoided if needed. Is that sufficient, though? Because one could also easily avoid `{{` and the like, but other templates...

Huh, that would be awesome. You mention jinja2 in that issue, but I'm pretty sure it did trip over the brackets in the default settings (but jinja2 allows changing the...

After using tera for some time (works nicely, thank you for it!), what I am missing is more fine-grained errors, in particular around rendering a template. When the template has...

One thing I'm wishing for right now was a way to get a template from tera to inspect it. In my case, I can probably just read the file from...

> Has there been any progress with this? > > (I'm trying to evaluate current async support for `std::process::Command` for implementing [neovim-lib](https://github.com/daa84/neovim-lib) in async fashion with subprocessing) I've taken that...