The C-c C-s binding mirrors the export and writable export bindings.
embark-export is used for type specific exports (such as buffers to an
ibuffer buffer), not for verbatim exports. This is most noticeable if
you want to export a variable list, which gets you to an apropos buffer.
if you just want a list of things to keep around,
embark-collect-snapshot is the tool for the job, but having it be only
on C-; S makes it harder to reach and less visible. C-c C-s is a nice
visible thing to have around.
BREAKING CHANGE: This commit changes the behaviour of the TAB and RET
keys in a consult-completing read multiple session, in order to make
them more intuitive. The behaviour is now:
- TAB: (unchanged) always select or deselect the current candidate, and
if the candidate is selected, move the index to the next one (this
allows for pressing TAB repeatedly to select multiple subsequent
candidates).
- RET: If no candidates have been selected, select the current candidate
and exit the completion session. If some have been selected, disregard
the current candidate and exit.
- S-TAB: (new) like TAB, but the keeps the input.
It was `evil-show-registers' that we wanted, not
`evil-ex-registers' (which never existed in the first place). Folks who
did not have :completion ivy enabled (e.g. vertico and helm users) would
see 'commandp, evil-ex-registers' errors when pressing `SPC i r`. Folks
who had it enabled would transparently invoke `counsel-evil-registers'
instead (because it was remapped).
Fix: #5753
Embark adds easier prefix-argument and digit-argument insertion in
embark-act, but these clog up the space in the which-key indicator
Also update the embark-become test to the new target format.
The vast majority of Doom modules have their defadvice! statements in
their config.el files, and not their autoloads. Since these don't need
to be autoloaded to function, we move them for better consistency.
Temporarily disable embark actions (and as a result, marginalia
annotations) for +vertico/find-file-in and functions that use it, since
because currently the embark actions don't inherit the intended
default-directory, embark actions might run unintentional destructive
operations if there are files with the same name in the
default-directory and the directory +vertico/find-file-in is run on.
Ref #5494
- fix a paren error in the function that caused the buffers to be sorted
alphabetically and not by recency
- refactor the workspace buffer sources to use consult--buffer-query,
that way we get niceties like the current buffer being last
Fix#5366
embark targets changed internally to plists a while back. This didn't
really seem to break anything but it's best to be up to date with the
upstream representation.
BREAKING CHANGE: remove +vertico/(next|previous)-candidate-preview.
BREAKING CHANGE: Move vertico-(next|previous)-group to C-M-j/k now that
C-S-j/k now default back to scrolling up and down pages.
Update docs to reflect these changes.
Switch from the homemade +vertico/backward-updir to the upstream
vertico-directory-delete-char. The former has the nice feature of
traversing up abbreviated paths, but this comes at the cost of not being
able to fully erase the path (since the buck stops at /), and
unintentional directory moving in commands such as +vertico/find-file-in
which causes issues. Overall this minor convenience is not worth it, so
the vertico-directory-delete-char behaviour of just deleting up to the
previous / is preferred instead.
- use new variable +vertico/embark-doom-package-map instead of
overriding embark-package-map
- define it with embark-define-keymap in order to inherit from the
default keymap
- move the setq to the embark use-package where it belongs
- also set which-key-use-C-h-commands to nil, otherwise sometimes
which-key will override the prefix-help-command setting
