Giuseppe Stelluto

@arza-zara mmmh, the crash happens for a very good reason: you're trying to move a tab as a descendent of itself. I fixed it by raising and error if you...

> It's a bit complicated. If there are siblings after the tab, it would make sense to work like (repeated) `tree-tab-bubble down`. If there aren't, it would make sense to...

On a separate account: I was unaware of `:tab-move +` (or `-`). That's exactly what `tree-tab-bubble` does. I think it's better to remove the function altogether. (although `:tab-move +` is...

I'll think about possible ways to make undo work well with tree-tabs. I rarely use it, so I didn't care about implementing it right away, but I agree that it...

Update: I pushed a very simple system to support undo as described by @jgkamat. I only did minimal testing, but it seems to work well for now. It supports deleting...

After a month-long hiatus, I'm back working on this project! I'm currently in the middle of a small refactor. I'd like some input: in the IRC channel, @the-compiler suggested an...

> I personally don't think using a QTreeView is a good idea, as (I think) it would need two seperate implementations of the TabBar, which would be more effort to...

@The-Compiler: It is indeed sort of hacky. I actually would also prefer the idea of forcing a restart; the only reason why I went this way is testing. I'm not...

@IGJoshua: thank you for your feedback! These commands were removed a few commits back. Instead of tree-tab-bubble, you can use `:tab-move +` and `:tab-move -` (default mappings `gr` and `gl`)....

Oh, didn't realize that. Thank you, I just removed it