giskard

And @fufexan, I'm trying to code with lsp/clangd v18.1.3 from nvim/mason for this project, if the `compile_commands.json` is generated with meson, `clangd` will complain a lot, while with current CMake...

Or maybe an independent sub command like `configdump`, and require it on bug report

This seems to be fixed with latest hyprland, for me, it works well: hyprland-git: v0.40.0-146-ga54ab301 foot -v: 1.17.2 +pgo +ime +graphemes -assertions

> nothing changed for me on [3fd6c1b](https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland/commit/3fd6c1b30e5397432c4640286efaf52a6891f71c) foot version: 1.17.2-31-g0bf5a7e9 (May 24 2024, branch 'master') +pgo +ime +graphemes -assertions > > @rtgiskard did u use extra padding and larger font?...

Well, it's still there, but only for scroll cursor moved passive: . open a foot window, run `tail -f /run/user/1000/hypr/*/hyprland.log`, then scroll up with mouse so that the scroll cursor...

with latest commit, the red screen may happen on lock

I'm using clangd v18.1.3, while the archlinux default clang is v17.0.6, looks like the new clang-format does not agree with the old one, which cause the failure of code style...

Well, I'll check later, I need to have a late-night snack. 😂

Dynamic tag is implemented with a `*` suffix compared to static tag via dispatcher. Tag rule will queue another rescan for window rules, while tag from tag will not be...

~Now tags works perfect, seems to be ready~