Eric Eldredge

Thanks for the report! I have some ideas on how to fix this, but i'm short on time at the moment. I'll try to get back to this ASAP.

Firstly, sorry for not responding to this sooner! 😞 Secondly, please take a look at #10, and (hopefully) have a chuckle at how this PR is the inverse of that...

Hmm, caching the appcache can never end well, so maybe we should consider some kind of guard here. Now that we've allowed output to be configured (thanks again!), I'm not...

Here's a dirty hack you can drop in your config before you setup trouble: ```lua local util = require("trouble.util") local _jump_to_item = util.jump_to_item util.jump_to_item = function(win, ...) return _jump_to_item(win or...

I think this might be fixed now? #175

I recently investigated creating a custom provider from [nuclide diagnostics](https://nuclide.io/docs/editor/basics/#status-bar__code-diagnostics) to narrow (similar in spirit to the existing linter provider). I'd love to see support for custom providers!

@t9md thanks for releasing this! I've scraped a proof-of-concept together for a diagnostics provider: https://github.com/lettertwo/atom-narrow-provider-diagnostics. Your git-ls example was very helpful, thanks!

@t9md > Well done!! wow, thanks! 😊 > Nuclide diagnostics have similar purpose to linter right? Yeah, this is true, though diagnostics has a more general scope than the linter...

Regarding next steps here: The current behavior is technically correct; if there are two pipelines defined, one that matches `.mjs` assets, and another that matches `.js` assets, Parcel _should_ pass...

Does the file explorer currently support keybindings? In vscode, i find it natural to map `h,j,k,l` to move between files and directories in the explorer tree. Is this a possible...