Johannes Wienke

I just noticed I missed a hunk. It is added now to the pull request.

If you maintain your definition file in git or something like that, the current behavior is very confusing and also the UI doesn't explain that a copy is created.

Hit this issue, too. This current behavior is pretty confusing and unexpected to me.

Here is the related wofi bug: https://todo.sr.ht/~scoopta/wofi/183. Shouldn't this issue here be re-opened? At least the wofi developer thinks this might be a sway bug.

> Can we replace https://github.com/Microsoft/python-language-server with https://github.com/Microsoft/pyright? Pyright is only a type checker, not a fully-featured LSP.

Any progress on this? Would be really helpful to have such a source for remembering the snippets that are available.

I just tried to hack something. What about this: ```python from .base import Base class Source(Base): def __init__(self, vim): super().__init__(vim) self.name = 'ultisnips' self.kind = 'command' def gather_candidates(self, context): candidates...

Actually, this would already suffice: ```python if not cookiecutter_input and is_project_updated(repo, cruft_state["commit"], last_commit, strict): typer.secho( "Nothing to do, project's cruft is already up to date!", fg=typer.colors.GREEN ```

What I am talking about are the answers (inputs) that you provide to cookiecutter, which are the entries defined in `cookiecutter.json`. Imagine I have created a new project from a...

I think what is missing here is to automatically stage the file.