Seongmin Lee

For most cases, it is true, but we are talking about lists, and there is imaginary object “list” wrapping all those detached modifiers. If macro consumes the whole list item...

can’t remember if I’ve said this idea before, but can we replace the `+` to `#(…)` syntax? As we find a good way to write multi-line attributes with parentheses, I...

> It's exactly the example given in the description: >> it's not possible to apply a macro (and now by extension an attribute) on an item in a list (only...

@benlubas I think he mean super verbatim disallows backslash as an escape modifier. ~~So `$\$$` is valid syntax while ``` `\`` ``` is not.~~ So ``` `\`` ``` is valid...

Seems to be resolved now with https://github.com/ProtonMail/ios-mail/commit/13b5f49e9a19213a0b1effbac6f748ac6ed15163

Thank you for your report! This seems to be a nightly bug. I opened an issue in neovim repo.

Upstream issue seems to be fixed now: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/30792 If anyone is seeing this bug, update to latest nightly or stay on stable release (`v0.10`)

Closing this due to v3 release. It should work when http parser is installed properly. If something goes wrong, try uninstall and reinstall the tree-sitter-http parser. Feel free to reopen...

Closing this due to v3 release. Now as we don't use `lib-curl` but instead run native `curl` with `vim.system()`. This makes rest.nvim truely asynchronous and it won't block your editor...

For ones who are still struggling with this issue, setting `LUA_DIR` and `LUA_DIR_SET` will fix the issue: ``` LUA_DIR=/path/where/lua/is/installed LUA_DIR_SET=yes ``` For example (when installed via nix): ``` LUA_DIR=/nix/store/8438aynxm813i6ksassvgq8bb40f8fln-lua-5.1.5-env LUA_DIR_SET=yes...