Johannes Altmanninger

replacing uses of bigword with token would be a good change I think, but regardless we want better bindings than shift-arrows (shift is not suitable for multiple reasons as explained...

I think `test (uname) = Darwin` is favored over the status quo, so if we don't want the rest, I'd add that for now. Using the client OS makes more...

@ridiculousfish I don't know if your concerns about using the client OS are purely due to this awkward/opaque interface (which can be fixed) or if it's also about the behavior.

> Look at the code, I'm not sure if there's anything that would stop you > from changing Begin/End to be enums instead of structs with variants > Regular or...

> Let's hold off until post 4.0 since it's a large change. that is not a reliable statement since we don't know when either will be ready. Usually things can...

> Indent guidelines cannot support gaps, because replace-ranges we addressed that by adding a dedicated `-indent` component to the `show-whitespaces` highlighter > I’m also thinking of implementing a sticky tree-sitter...

On Sun, Sep 22, 2024 at 07:33:26AM -0700, Dimitri Sabadie wrote: > > > Indent guidelines cannot support gaps, because replace-ranges > > > > we addressed that by adding...

Fundamentally this is a political issue. I don't think you value my use case (wanting to write sh scripts, not fish) as much and at the same time I don't...

I'm not sure what `dprint lsp` is capable of but if it's only formatting, then `set-option global formatcmd 'dprint fmt'` might bea good alternative

Same for `textDocument/codeLens` which I use to run Rust unit tests. If `textDocument/codeLens` is sent too early after opening the file, I get an empty response and it's not clear...