Show 'langs_count' languages even when 'hide' is set
When I set the top languages card to show 10 languages but hide G-Code it does not show 10 languages anymore. It shows 9 languages.
It would be nice to have a way that int this case, the next most used language is shown.
I set my most used langauges card to show 10 languages and hide "GCode", "Jupyter" and "tex". Now I only have 7 languages shown.
I have the same issue. When &langs_count=10 alone is specified, the languages card has exactly 10 entries, like so

when &langs_count=10&hide=Jupyter,html,Roff is specified, it looks like this

I'm hiding three languages here, two of them are in the top 10's list so they consumed two langs_count even when they are hidden, the other one is not in the top 10's list so it did not consume langs_count, as a result now I have eight effective language slots so only eight languages are shown.
This won't be a problem if the hidden languages fall out of the list so I guess I just need to commit more visible code...
I agree that it'd be nice to not include hidden languages in the langs_count, but I think it's better to just increase the langs_count=10 limit since many people need more than 10.
Why can we only have 10 languages while &card_height can be as long as 1000? This appears weird to me.....
I see that Wakatime Stats can have more than 12 languages, shouldn't their layouts be the same?
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I would still like to have this option.
Yes I think this option is quite useful. Perhaps it's just low-priority at the moment.
@neo-mashiro Is correct. This feature request makes a lot of sense, but we are currently working on higher priority feature requests and bug reports. Feel free to create a PR for this feature!
Closing this since I can not reproduce the issue anymore.
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