Andis Spriņķis

Error when using setup({...})

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I'm using packer.nvim as package manager and in ``` require('packer').startup(function(use) use { ... ``` call setup() from respective plugin `config` parameter ``` ... { 'haringsrob/nvim_context_vt', config = function () require("nvim_context_vt").setup({...

Feature suggestion - Chocolatey and Scoop Windows releases

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Integrate downloading and putting of Neoray in `%PATH%` for Scoop - https://scoop.sh/ Chocolatey - https://chocolatey.org/ Although this may also raise general question about Neoray releases on other platform and Linux...

Neoray process tree doesn't exit on closing the GUI

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**Please complete the following information:** - OS or distro: Windows 10 x64 - neoray version: 0.1.1 and probably all previous ones **Describe the bug** **Occasionally** when I close the GUI...

feat: more performant focused x window title script

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Almost instant focued X window title output with less CPU usage. Meant as a performance improvement upon i3-focusedwindow, but due to GNU coreutils dependency and some opinionated output format differences,...

On opening/scrolling some binary files: "vim-illuminate: An internal error has occured: false"Vim:E976: using Blob as a String"

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**Describe the bug** A clear and concise description of what the bug is. An error message occurs on opening and scrolling through some binary files. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce...

I am opening this issue for adding support of filtering [https://lite.duckduckgo.com/](https://lite.duckduckgo.com/) search engine page using this plugin.

Feature: Following MD file path links (switching editor between the linked files)

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I previously used [jghauser/follow-md-links.nvim](https://github.com/jghauser/follow-md-links.nvim) plugin to open HTTP URLs in MD files. I like `url-open` better in that regard, because it works for opening HTTP URLs in all files. But...

Bug: Can't create nested directories (more than 1 level deep, the `mkdir -p` way)

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Assuming the dir. `~/test` doesn't exist: ```vim :e ~/test/test.md :w ``` The above works as expected, the directory gets created and the file `test.md` is written. ```vim :e ~/test/test/test.md :w...

Styled according to how fzf looks with vscode.nvim colors applied according to a snippet from the fzf-lua plugin docs: https://github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-lua/blob/86b77a661ff38bf08b1ceb5a6c3c257285a42a4d/doc/fzf-lua.txt#L810C1-L810C26

Having those VS Code colors outside of the graphical (X11/Wayland) session.