Folke Lemaitre
Folke Lemaitre
That indentline is from this plugin: https://github.com/lukas-reineke/indent-blankline.nvim
I thought that should work too, but I'll have a look. It's probably bailing out before the transform method is called with your custom loader config. I'll have a look!
Have you tried configuring it with the `loader` option? It can be an object as with `build`. When transforming, we will only pass one loader, but we take the default...
@marcelbeumer the reason we dont transpile sources under `node_modules` is that it should not be needed. tbh honest, I don't remember the exact reason why I didn't inlcude the css...
Right, I know what's happening here. I'll work on a fix!
Can you try `npx esr` instead?
I'm trying to figure out the same thing right now. I think it can be achieved with a combination of `diffexpr` and `diffopt`, but haven't really looked into it.
@sindrets maybe I have another issue then. As you can see in the screenshot, according to vim, all lines were changed, but in vscode, there's better alignment of the diff....
Both git diff and vim diff use the `myers` algorithm as the default. Just tried with your settings and the result is the same. Will play around with settings to...
What about triggering this at `VimEnter`? After that, if keymaps change, re-register them (current behaviour).