John Nguyen

Hi @akinsho. I put it right in the config callback. As I can see right now `nvim-tree` and `coc-explorer` are working fine. ```lua use { "kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons", config = function() local...

Thank you. I will check it out ASAP.

Unfortunately, nothing changes. I have updated to the latest version and made sure that the `nvim-web-devicons` was configured before loading `bufferline`. ```lua -- ... use { "akinsho/bufferline.nvim", requires = "kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons",...

Actually `bufferline` properly shows the overridden icon if the icon was specified only by the extension. ```lua local override = { ["spec.ts"] = { -- not working icon = "",...

Yeah I have this problem too. I have to switch back to vim-commentary because of this :cry:

@tami5 you know you can limit your luasnip source right? For me set luasnip max_item_count to 4 solved the problem.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32269291/126956146-4486edf2-2535-4795-a5e9-26f601b3356e.mp4 Hi @stsewd, please check this out. I think there must be something wrong with backtick functions.

hi @andymass I think it should be supported by default, Have you tried it on an Angular project? Because Angular allows self-closing tags

I think It should be default, then leave the rest for users

hi @nettrino, did you find any solution to match IntelliJ config? If you did please share it. That will help me a lot, thanks.