Johannes Wienke

For LaTeX, simply ignoring all commands (from highlight groups) could become a real issue. For instance, `\emph{this word}` is important for the sentence while with `\footnote{some footnote}` the contained text...

Just for the reference, this is my custom script: https://gist.github.com/languitar/2037fccd8520586639aa9f1227bbf8e6 It handles a few more cases.

That situation would be the same with vim's `.exrc` or many other configuration files for IDEs. I can also include arbitrary commands from a maven `pom.xml` or a `tox` configuration...

Yes, but if there was an option to "trust" local EFM configs, wouldn't that be the same thing then?

> But this needs a new command which I named as :IntegrationTest for now. Until other languages implement this kind of behaviour it would require manual configuration by adding something...

Another nasty side-effect of this: while the consumer is doing its work you cannot log into the web interface.

Here is one instance of what happens in case click 8 is installed atm: ``` ❯ cruft update -c v1.0.0 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/cruft", line 33, in...

But what is it in the update process that kills the cookies? Are they invalidated with every new git commit?

Please fix this and update the docs to not use link anymore.

Steps to reproduce: 1. start `nvim` with some python file 2. `:IPython` 3. Focus python file again 4. `C+w o` so that the python file is the only visible one...