Tray Dennis

I can confirm this bug. I'd like to add that the menu works when adding a star after the dot ```ruby a = [] a. #

> In other words to give [#A] priority to a task with no priority, the fastest way to do it is by pressing decrease priority. There is a binding for...

A possible solution to this (for the sake of convenience) could be to have a `set_to_priority()` function that can be used in custom mappings, so that one could make a...

My previous suggestion is now possible by using the new treesitter functions. Here's an example. ```lua local Headline = require('orgmode.treesitter.headline') local tree_utils = require('orgmode.utils.treesitter') vim.keymap.set('n', '', function() local headline =...

If you're still typing the repeat string how is this faster? Are suggesting that the repeat be visually shown via some sort of marker?

As a note for this `%%()` is just calling a function `diary-remind`, so I think generic support for calling functions using the `%%()` syntax would get us most of the...

After investigating, it seems that the issue here is that the parser expects the condition to be terminated with a semicolon ```sh if ! x=$(false); then : fi ``` parses...

@paapereira I tried the snippet provided. it looks like `duedatesec-todaysec` is considered a single node. When I separate them with spaces `duedatesec - todaysec`. I get the correct parsing.

yes that's exactly what I did. Can you give more information about your setup? Maybe that would shed some light on possible causes

The debugging messages still show for now. How do we want to handle these?