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Comment by ~whynothugo on ~exec64/imv
Above patch works for me. Thanks!
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~exec64/imv
Seeing the same issue. Should be noted that the window renders for an instant, and immediately closes.
imv-wayland
continue running with very high CPU usage in the background.Are you all seeing these additional symptoms too?
Ticket created by ~whynothugo on ~emersion/goguma
I'm basically following the README instructions:
https://git.sr.ht/~emersion/goguma/#compiling
This is my build manifest:
https://builds.sr.ht/api/jobs/738905/manifest
But it's failing with an error I can't figure out:
https://builds.sr.ht/~whynothugo/job/738905#task-build
Any ideas what this means? Should I be approaching these builds somehow differently?
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~whynothugo/lsp_lines.nvim
Oh, it seems that if
cpoptions
includesn
we'd need to add a bit of extra indentation, matching the width of thenumber
column.Do you know how to get the width of this column? It's two in this particular case, but would be 3 on lines >99,<=999.
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~whynothugo/lsp_lines.nvim
Can you send a patch with the full change?
You can send a patch either using git send-email, or by creating a fork and using the prepare a patchset button on the repository page.
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~sircmpwn/hub.sr.ht
Also on this topic, when on the project page, the "summary" tab is selected, and if I click on "sources", I'm taken to a different page, but the "summary" tab is still highlighted.
Although I can understand why it is the way it is being more familiar with sourcehut and its individual services, it's rather counter-intuitive for newcomers.
Might make sense to re-label one of them?
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~whynothugo/lsp_lines.nvim
Please let me know when you report that upstream; I'd like to follow that too.
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~whynothugo/lsp_lines.nvim
Yeah, I understand the issue, but I can't think of a clean solution for it.
I think the idea thing would be for the current line to remain in the same place on-screen when adding virtual lines (e.g.: push lines on top up). However, this sounds like it's something that needs to be implemented in neovim itself maybe? I'm not familiar enough with that aspect of it.
Comment by ~whynothugo on ~whynothugo/lsp_lines.nvim
Sounds reasonable. Don't think I'll have time to implement it soon.
Regrettably,
filter_by_severity
is not exported fromruntime/lua/vim/diagnostic.lua
, so likely need to be either exported, or copy-pasted out.