再生花

fix(treesitter): make `conceal` consider capture-specific metadata

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Problem: - `Query:iter_captures` metadata is reset after each capture iteration instead of each match iteration - Treesitter conceal does not consider the case of conceal being set through `#set! @capture...

`injection.combined` seems to be treated differently between nightly and stable

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### Problem Originally found in nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#5736, I think it's better to report here as well. Using injection.combined seems to be inconsistent with certain languages. ### Steps to reproduce - `minimal_init.lua`:...

Treesitter's `descendant_for_range` inconsistencies with json parser, unsure if it's 0 or 1-based column indexing

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### Problem Doing the test with a json file, I find the returned result of `TSNode:descendant_for_range` doesn't actually reflect the node to cover for that range, or the documentation isn't...

What is the intention for `(#set!)` when used without a following capture

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In tree-sitter, the only use case I see for `#set!` is to set language for an injection capture, while in neovim, this is used for other random, miscellaneous stuffs, such...

Documentations for anchors don't mention the case if it's anchored to an anonymous node.

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Having a js file of: ```javascript const foo = [ 1, 2, 3 ] const foo = { bar: 1, baz: [ 1, 2, 3 ] } ``` I tried...

feat(go): add back cgo injections

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Now that neovim have fixed quantifier issues, we can add this back

### Describe the bug Like the title describe ### To Reproduce 1. Create a `test.html` file with the following code ```html ``` 3. On line 2, press `o` ### Expected...

### Problem Having a predicate with enough strings breaks the tree. This doesn't happen with https://github.com/tree-sitter-grammars/tree-sitter-query so I believe the problem lies here. ### Steps to reproduce nvim --clean :edit...

Treesitter directives should apply to all captures.

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### Problem After #24738 is merged, the behavior for all directives bar `#set!` is to only trigger if the capture is 1 node only. I believe there can be improvements...

Is there any way to write queries that makes multiple adjacent nodes to be captured only once?

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My motivation comes from nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#5127, where I want to inject C highlights for go, but there isn't a way to do it without making the editing experience miserable Sometimes, there...