David Briscoe

Edit: updated [my version of ComboWithFilter](https://gist.github.com/idbrii/5ddb2135ca122a0ec240ce046d9e6030) for v1.92.0 WIP. Looks roughly the same as old gif below. Added it to the imgui directx12 example as [a demo in this branch](https://github.com/idbrii/cpp-imgui/blob/demo-combo-fuzz/examples/example_win32_directx12/main.cpp#L271-L278)....

[L3MON4D3's comment](https://github.com/LuaLS/lua-language-server/issues/1788#issuecomment-1464886248) helped solve this undefined built-ins for me too, but since I'm using [vim-lsp-settings](https://github.com/mattn/vim-lsp-settings), I solved it with this in my vimrc: ``` call lsp_settings#set('sumneko-lua-language-server', 'args', ["--metapath", expand('~/.vim-cache/lsp/meta')]) ```

Yeah, I'm incorrect about `:h titlestring` being the behaviour I expected. Looks like cedf155fb5c4d687747e59f5d3fdad76a40aa069 changed the behaviour and the default_titlestring should have `:p` as you mention. This appears to work...

vim also shows the servername (if any) in the title by default: ``` gvim --clean --servername HELLO ```  Not sure if neovim v0.10 showed it.

terraform doesn't have licenses inside of its vim files, so there's an extra file to copy. Do you think copying `LICENSE` -> `licenses/terraform` would be a good solution? Probably needs...

I'd guess this is due to some of the extra features that polyglot includes that aren't part of language packs. Try disabling them: ```vim let g:polyglot_disabled = ['autoindent', 'sensible'] ```...

Do I understand correctly: you're using steamsync to add shortcuts to steam, but setting the art for them inside Steam. Are you using `--download-art` or `--download-art-all-shortcuts`? If so, steamsync **should**...

For context: ```lua local t = { n = select("#", ...), ... } ``` Since this is redefining print, that means that `...` could include nil so the resulting list...

+1 Would much prefer the text alignment to be jagged than the confusing reading experience of ["copi-lot"](https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@dougbinks/114132701323034347). *Part* of the problem is that words are broken at awkward places, but...