Munif Tanjim

Might be some issue with Snap and AppArmor or something. It always painful to deal with 🤷‍♂️ Better to just use `apt` or version managers (e.g. `nvm` or `fnm`) for...

I'm using `windwp/nvim-autopairs` and this doesn't happen:  Could be that mini.pairs is doing something differently? 🤔

This is also probably a regression from https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/24901 🤔 What is your Neovim version?

Does this support Prettier cli flags? https://github.com/MunifTanjim/prettier.nvim/blob/d98e732cb73690b07c00c839c924be1d1d9ac5c2/README.md?plain=1#L152-L190

Looks like `prettier_d_slim` does not support `--config-precedence=prefer-file`. Created a PR: - https://github.com/mikew/prettier_d_slim/pull/19

Might be worth adding: - `:Copilot disable` to stop the client - `:Copilot enable` to start the client (only if `copilot.setup()` was already called, otherwise it won't know the config)

That PR just adds the `:Copilot enable` and `:Copilot disable` command, same as the original `copilot.vim` plugin. You can use that to completely disable copilot. But the logic of when...

Or you can use the [`'exrc'` option](https://neovim.io/doc/user/options.html#'exrc') from latest neovim. And for your specific repo, create a file called `.nvim.lua` and do: ```lua vim.cmd("Copilot disable") ```

That comment is quite old and not really what you want. Even if you do `lsp.stop_client`, when you open another file it'll start the server again. Copilot will be attached...

> I don't want to completely disable it. I just want it to be disabled when the file is in some directory. If I open a file in another directory,...