This function is not needed when using nest - it already handles the returned strings from lua expr functions correctly :-)

Another small hint: normal mode is default in nest, so you do not need to explicitly set mode = 'n' if you did not explicitly set another mode in it's parent (unless you want to do so for stylistic reasons of course).

I'm also looking for a way to include the arkenfox.nix to my nix config.
Unfortunately, the documention isn't clear enough for me.
I'm going to open another issue up there and ask for more instructions.

missing required inputs

https://github.com/mrjones2014/dotfiles/actions/runs/5223774053/jobs/9431110228

https://github.com/rmagatti/goto-preview

I think I can override this by setting some environment variables in my nix config

title

I’ve run into an issue a few times where I try to format and get confused why it didn’t format only to realize it’s because the file has a syntax error in it.

If we do run a formatter but it fails we should show a notification.

Integrate Neogen with Luasnip

I want to introduce what I consider to be a 'feature request' although I acknowledge up front it might ultimately induce some 'breaking changes' into your dotfiles (which in my world, is sacred ground).

Here's what a propose (and I'm totally open to how it happens; and I'm totally open to the mechanisms; meaning I'll do my part to contribute anything and everything you deem necessary):

I'd like to see your config/nvim split out from your dotfiles.

This way, I could clone and monitor your nvim/config files as a separate entity. Currently, I cannot, and I have to jump through a bunch of hoops to do so.

This could easily be done as a submodule, of course, but I'm more interested in your thoughts (in general) and any other option you might have in mind.

https://github.com/icedman/search-light

I want to auto-start 1Password (for the SSH agent), and probably Discord, Signal, and Steam as well.

you can do some really cool stuff with luasnip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn800rlPIho

on intel Mac it's causing this error

I see a couple options:

• Rewrite the mdbook custom preprocessor from Rust to Go for that sweet, sweet, blazingly fast compile time
• Cache the Rust build and use something like cargo-binstall

pretty sure that's why I haven't been getting LSP completions when the file has errors in insert mode recently

feline.nvim is archived and unmaintained as of yesterday, guess it's time to redo my statusline again 😭

https://github.com/feline-nvim/feline.nvim

https://github.com/AI-ien/macos-titlebar

replace this with a nix derivation

Due to Nix readonly filesystem.

https://gist.github.com/quidome/4e225db4b1611a9624d3927919f96bc6

saw this on replit.com

wanna do something like that locally

jose-elias-alvarez/null-ls.nvim#1621

I'll need to find a replacement for this before long.

🤗 @mrjones2014 !

Absolutely loved borrowing your Fish config over the last week. The jump has been well worth it and the terminal feels like light speed!

https://github.com/AndrewRadev/tagalong.vim

https://github.com/rhysd/committia.vim

TIL Neovim has iterators in stdlib!!!

https://github.com/mrjones2014/dotfiles/blob/981b6b029c1a59a51e99de38072d2c0f0323a97b/nvim/lua/my/configure/lspconfig.lua#L117C7-L117C7

Just wondering if vim.filetype.match can be used here to make it easier to get lsp config instead of pattern matching.

FYI, the above code can cause lsp server to setup multiple times and result in same server started multiple instance on one buffer.

try this out https://github.com/rebelot/heirline.nvim

the mdbook and the little rust plugin for it can be packaged up into a nix derivation.

nest.nvim seems unmaintained and also it's not great to have a plugin just to set mappings.

https://github.com/nix-community/nixd

Maybe use vim.cmd('noau update') ?

https://github.com/sunjon/Shade.nvim

Wezterm uses GL, we need it via nixGL, they have an overlay I can use in the flake, just new to nix and not sure how to install it properly yet.

Also only needed on Linux.

after updating nixpkgs

trace: warning: nixfmt was renamed to nixfmt-classic. The nixfmt attribute may be used for the new RFC 166-style formatter in the future, which is currently available as nixfmt-rfc-style

but enable_wayland = false turns off hardware acceleration altogether.