Justin Flannery

Hey @adityagirisha here's what this feature would look like - note that it copies the file path and not its parent directory. Let me know what you think 

xonsh might not be possible with the textual framework, but this would be very doable with [textual-terminal](https://github.com/mitosch/textual-terminal). Just curious, what would be your recommended UX? I was thinking something like...

One issue I can think of is this might not be super intuitive with remote filesystems. I.e. you're looking at a directory via SFTP and you expect `ls` to return...

browsr doesn't officially support Python 3.12 (yet) - https://github.com/juftin/browsr/issues/34. An upstream depeendency just started supporting it. This is coming very soon though - I expect within the next week.

Oh nice, most of these seem super easy. FWIW, the `tab` key works pretty well to toggle between the directory and preview pane and the arrow keys work as expected...

Oh this is a good idea. I'm using the `rich.syntax.Syntax.guess_lexer` method from Rich to handle this currently since the `Syntax` class is handling almost everything else. In turn it uses...

Oh nice, this looks great. This project does quite a bit to maintain compatibility with `hatch>=1.7,

The plugin shouldn't be using a global `pip` and instead using the virtual environment's `pip` - it does this by calling `python -m pip ...` inside an activated virtualenv. `pip-tools`...

That sounds good - some kind of Docker image with Python, without `pip`, and with the Hatch binary sounds about right. I'm guessing that the ultimate issue here is that...

Ah! This is an issue with `hatch` and not `hatch-pip-compile` (cc/ @ofek). The issue is that `hatch` is trying to use `pip` to install `hatch-pip-compile` (`tool.hatch.env.requires`). See this Dockerfile where...