for example:

They should still be included in git, just not in fuzzy finder in vim. Maybe fd command can take an ignore file flag (that doesn't have to be present).

https://github.com/folke/flash.nvim

Some plugin or setting is messing with the jumplist. Not sure which one, but it's annoying.

Sounds like Chris was able to get it resolved, maybe look through his fork.

This happens when entering a test title in elixir

e.g.

describe "thing" do
  test "something {cursor_here}" do
  end
end

Others are experiencing this as well: ray-x/lsp_signature.nvim#213

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For some reason >> or selecting and hitting tab does not work for comments in Elixir files.

Tried unsetting mappings for > but that didn't seem to affect anything. Does not work in visual or normal mode.

This only happens in a situation like this:

defmodule Module do
  describe "foo" do
# this line cannot be indented in when it's all the way to the left
# this line cannot be indented either
    test "bar" do
       # this line can be indented in / out (as long as it's not all the way out, after that I won't be able to indent it in again
     end
  end
end

In the :h compatible

'cp' 'nocompatible' 'nocp' 'compatible' (Nvim is always "nocompatible".)

Hi,

I have your make it obvious where 80 chars is and your fold characters don't go past this but for some reason mine do.

Which setting stops them bleeding into the brown 80 char limit?

Thanks

It shows some errors that don't really make sense

In your alias file you have something that is call gco. I cannot see what that alias does or is this an app?

Example:
alias gcob='gco $(git branch | fzf)'

When opening a new file (e.g. when pressing n in the home screen) plugins like nvim-surround don't load.

I need to tweak the lazyvim events for plugins that I want to be available in those buffers.

https://github.com/dkarter/dotfiles/blob/bfb451ae405caee16b33f241b8aa252f5600fc6e/config/nvim/lua/plugins/telescope.lua#L56,57

I believe these lines can be removed.

In the fd README it says:

Ignores hidden directories and files, by default.

And in the subsequent demo it shows that you can find files in the .git directory by passing the --hidden flag.

This will ensure the latest Ruby is available. This is important because I'm relying on Ruby 3.x features that are not available on the Ruby version bundled with macOS.
It will also make some of the installer scripts a bit easier, maybe.

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Probably need a shared setup file to put shared steps such as running term.sh

Maybe need to disable folding feature for gitcommit files somehow?

Error detected while processing InsertLeave Autocommands for "<buffer=1>":
Error executing lua callback: ...m/0.10.1/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/treesitter/_fold.lua:271: attempt to index field 'foldupdate_range' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
	...m/0.10.1/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/treesitter/_fold.lua:271: in function 'do_foldupdate'
	...m/0.10.1/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/treesitter/_fold.lua:260: in function <...m/0.10.1/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/treesitter/_fold.lua:259>

Should be relatively straight forward:
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/13598/updating-modifier-key-mappings-through-defaults-command-tool

Can't remember how I set it up, but there was some manual step that would be good to automate as part of setup.

May want to check one of my other computers to see if it's there and copy it into the dotfiles

For some reason it is not loaded. If I load it manually (: call RagtagInit()) after entering the buffer it works fine. Can try to debug this line https://github.com/tpope/vim-ragtag/blob/51b313e8a2e3a44f37b9d625bc0d461e9066b7e9/plugin/ragtag.vim#L29

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There are some file types that are not recognized correctly and are therefore not highlighted. I think it should be easy to create an autocmd to remap these.

Examples:

.env -> bash
.envrc -> bash

Sometimes when entering a comment and reaching the end of the defined line width, the text breaks into the next line correctly, but inserts some indentation before which continues into the next line.

example:

    # if the params are missing show the html page that will be redirected to
      # by dash. It will have one button that redirects to loop's integrations
      # page

In this case the line breaks automatically after to as I type. But the next line starts too deeply indented. Why?

Could it be a bug in bullets.nvim? (I thought it wasn't supposed to work in elixir filetype)

Could try stripping down plugins until I find what's causing this.

Your website URL currently points to https://doriankater.com/, but I think it should be pointing to https://doriankarter.com/ (missing an 'r')

How did you configure your airline with the blocks? like this.

Thanks.