Git can be configured to push tags with `push.followTags` but this is
not the default. Pushing the tag explicitly with `git push <remote>
<tag>` is generally considered safer anyways since it only attempts to
push the desired tag.
When a new language server is started, find_lsp_workspace is called
with LanguageConfiguration::workspace_lsp_roots as the root_dirs.
This behavior is different when a new document is opened.
find_lsp_workspace is called with editor::Config::workspace_lsp_roots
which is never set.
This leads to a bug where workspace-lsp-roots is not respected when
opening a new document. This commit fixes this bug.
This seems to be a historical artifact in `lsp_types` - we can use a
regular `use` statement to pull in the `bitflags!` macro rather than
an external crate definition. This fixes rust-analyzer's ability to find
the macro at least on rust-analyzer 2024-02-26.
This is a cosmetic change to replace all direct `use`s of the `url::Url`
type in the `helix-lsp-types` crate with `use crate::Url;`. The types
are the same type currently: this refactor will make a future
replacement of the Url type less noisy.
Connects https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/pull/11889
* use vlang/v-analyzer instead of v-analyzer/v-analyzer
* revert rev, because CI failed (couldn't repro working query-check locally, so not sure if this will work)
* feat: improve information on the amount of files loaded
* refactor: naming consitency Doc and not Buf
* fix: correct name of method
* chore: appease clippy
* feat: more human error information when Helix cannot start
* refatcor: use if guard on match arm
Terminals which support the enhanced keyboard protocol send events for
keys pressed with the Super modifier (Windows/Linux key or the Command
key). The only changes that are needed to support this in Helix are:
* Mapping the modifier from crossterm's KeyModifiers to Helix's
KeyModifiers.
* Representing and parsing the modifier from the KeyEvent text
representation.
* Documenting the ability to remap it.
When writing keybindings, use 'Meta-', 'Cmd-' or 'Win-' which are all
synonymous. For example:
[keys.normal]
Cmd-s = ":write"
will trigger for the Windows or Linux keys and the Command key plus 's'.
