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Question: how can I select a field from h5 dataset

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## Background code I have adjusted an example to the following to generate a h5 file which contains a 1d array: ```rust use hdf5::{File, H5Type, Result}; use ndarray::{arr1, s}; #[derive(H5Type,...

Light theme: git gutter is too thin and not really visable

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### Check for existing issues - [X] Completed ### Describe the bug / provide steps to reproduce it Hi, I just found that git gutter is not really visiable in...

Add options to hide title and status bar

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### Check for existing issues - [X] Completed ### Is your feature request related to a problem? Usually I feel some components of zed editor(title and status bar) are redundant...

### 检查重复 - [X] Checked ### 服务名称 [Nushell](https://github.com/nushell/nushell) ### 服务名称的日语读法 Sorry I'm not really sure, may be this? 新しいタイプのシェル I copied it from here: https://www.nushell.sh/ja/ ### 评论/补充 

Add an option to return error when value is missing

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Fixes: #106 To implement the feature, I think it'd be great to have an option to control the behavior(Just like python's [config parser](https://docs.python.org/3/library/configparser.html#configparser.ConfigParser)'s `allow_no_value` option)

given the following example: ```rust use ini::Ini; fn main() { let tmp = Ini::load_from_str( r#" "[options] PgpFetch DevelSuffixes = -git"#, ); println!("{tmp:?}"); } ``` Currently what it returns: `Ok(Ini {...

Start from 0.14.0, unwanted `fork` can happened when importing statsmodels

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#### Describe the bug When importing statsmodels, a system call `fork` is called, but I don't think it's necessry. I'm using statsmodels with numpy 1.26.1 version, but I think I...

Here is simplest reproducing example: ```python import zstd zstd.decompress(b'\x28\xb5\x2f\xfd\x00\x58\x11\x00\x00\x7b\x7d') ``` It raises an error: `Error: Input data invalid or missing content size in frame header.` ## More context I'm trying...

explore: it'd be better if it highlights matched text.

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### Related problem Recently I want to play with explore, and use `/` to find text. But sadly found that the matched text doesn't highlight, which isn't very helpful if...