Treat code block like a single paragraph
It would be great to have the ability to treat code blocks like a single paragraph.
this is a paragraph
```
# no blank line after backticks
def code_bock
puts "this is a code block"
end
```
~~~ruby
puts "tilde and language name should be allowed too"
~~~
this is another
paragraph
There are two different code block syntaxes in this example.
I'm not sure that g:limelight_bop and g:limelight_eop can do the job…
You can use the same arguments for :GV as for git log.
:GV XXX becomes:
git log --color=never --date=short --format='%cd %h%d %s (%an)' XXX --graph
In the shell you can use git log -g stash.
So, theoretically, :GV -g stash would work, but unfortunately -g is incompatible with --graph. :(
@mhinz Hmm, I didn't know this, but makes sense. I can pass in the stash string as an argument to :GV command and can then see the stash commits. The bummer is that this doesn't work with the :GV! and :GV? commands, which have become super useful to me. Thanks for the info though.