Andrew Dupont

I don't know what the convention is on Linux, but if this is how other tools behave, then that makes sense to me. On macOS, I'd accomplish the same thing...

I'm very much in favor of continuing the sqlite experiment. It would make it much less painful to run two versions of Pulsar side-by-side.

Sorry, don't know how I missed this when it was opened. @catscarlet, this is a known issue with the new Markdown grammar. We have plans to move to a different...

@matbme has identified and proposed fixes for some inadvertent highlighting omissions in #869, and these fixes have all been incorporated into #859. In addition, I've upgraded the `tree-sitter-go` parser to...

This is on my to-do list, but I'm capturing it in an issue since I wasn't able to get to it in the last month.

I can't reproduce this no matter which of the CSS grammars I use. All of the `justify-*` options remain available after I type the `s` in `jus`. @m1ga, can you...

OK, that screencast makes it clearer to me. Presumably you're using a legacy Tree-sitter grammar, since that's the default. I can reproduce that outcome on both the legacy Tree-sitter CSS...

@confused-Techie, I'm not sure what to do with this. Now that I think about it, there are two ways this can be fixed: 1. We wait for an improvement in...

What's weird is that I didn't think `autocomplete-css` worked at all for the legacy Tree-sitter grammar until #601, but maybe I was mistaken about that.

Good god, this is the weirdest I've ever seen a Tree-sitter parser act. The number of characters typed before Tree-sitter changes its mind seems to be _entirely_ dependent on how...