Steven

It seems like turning on animation somehow changes focus (or disallows the change of focus?). I opened #27 a week ago, and the behaviours look really similar.

This also seems to drastically slow down nvim startup with larger files, on the order of seconds for files with thousands of lines

I found this today when I was checking for mime type support in `fd`. Using shell filtering is definitely an interesting idea, but I would rather use the original `find`...

> You mean via something like --exec sh -c "condition && echo {}" (modulo quoting etc.)? Yes, but only in terms of the actual result. What I meant is that...

I'll certainly add logging in the new functions, that is one thing I haven't thought about :-). I thought about the type problem before, but I haven't really understand how...

I would like to see configurable filetype associations, like the ones present in `ripgrep`. Some files may have custom extensions, but may use syntax trees from other languages. An example...

Kicad actually works fairly well. I simply modded the file detection to map kicad files to Common Lisp. The only thing that's a bit hard is because it's not manually...

Also on Arch, `pulseaudio-alsa` was installed a long timke ago (and update), same issue: `thread '' panicked at 'attempt to multiply with overflow', /home/steven/.cargo/registry/src/github.com-1ecc6299db9ec823/cpal-0.13.1/src/host/alsa/mod.rs:692:23`

So apparently `vim`'s `=` messed up the structure of the config file, but neither `zellij setup --check` or the executable itself reported the problem until when the actual keybinds are...

Sorry I should've explained. `=` in vim is the auto indent operator, and it turns out that it doesn't maintain the structure of the file