BREAKING CHANGE: The +org-roam-open-buffer-on-find-file variable was
renamed to +org-roam-auto-backlinks-buffer *and* is now disabled by
default. When this is non-nil, it will open the *org-roam* backlinks
side window when roam files are visible, and close it when they aren't.
This change also makes this behavior a little more robust, but is
understandably not everybody's (read: most people's) cup of tea, so it
is now opt-in.
- No longer hard-code fontification of tags and types in roam
completion.
- Prefix types with @ and tags with # -- makes them easier to search for
in completion -- and swap types and hierarchy columns. I.e.
before: TYPE TITLE [TAG [TAG...]]
after: TITLE @TYPE [#TAG [#TAG...]]
- Exclude unwanted (i.e. meta) tags from public display, like ATTACH,
ARCHIVE, or anything in org-num-skip-tags.
Doom sets jump points before following most org links. This allows you
to jump back to where you were afterwards using
C-o (better-jumper-jump-backward) or forward with
C-i (better-jumper-jump-forward). It does this by setting a jump point
on the org-open-at-point-functions hook.
However, not all org links' :follow handlers trigger this hook (like id:
or roam: links), and you can get around it by triggering link opener
handlers directly (with M-x org-goto). Most of these link openers use
org-mark-ring-push to record jump points in org's own jumplist, so
advising it to call better-jumper-set-jump should address more of these
fringe cases.
Fix: #6098
Org-attach (and thus org-download) can work before the first headline if
the user sets `org-attach-auto-tag` to `nil`. But when inserting files
in this situation, this advice will display an error message due to
using `org-back-to-heading`. So I think it makes more sense to use
`org-back-to-heading-or-point-min`.
org-pretty-table has proven unstable. Some report alignment issues due
to variations between unicode fonts. Its overuse of overlays is also a
performance concern.
Revert: #6033
org-babel-result-end can return the wrong position if cursor is in a src
block (which is where it will be when org-babel-after-execute-hook
triggers).
Amend: 451be94fb8
A regression caused by 6934014, due to
org-babel-where-is-src-block-result returning a position after
org-babel-result-end.
Fix: #6046
Amend: 69340149f9
Also limits the scope of org-display-inline-images to the current src
block. org-display-inline-images was previously used on the entire
subtree, which was slower than it needed to be (especially while
exporting/tangling org).
lsp-mode doesn't detect the correct indentation, since it treats the
derived tsx-mode as a web-mode. This change modifies the lsp-mode
internal alist to recognize tsx-mode correctly. Ideally lsp-mode would
have a better way to modify its known mode lists but I couldn't see it.
Ref: emacs-lsp/lsp-mode#3308
- Add @angular/core in detecting angular to set the web-angularjs minor
mode
- At the same time set the web-mode-engine to "angular" so that
`format-all` uses prettier to format ionic `*.page.html` files in
addition to `*.component.html` files.
When `format-all` sees the web-mode-engine is set to "angular", it
applies `prettier` as opposed to `html-tidy`, as `tidy` doesn't
recognise angular component tags and hence errors out. The current
web-mode only sets the engine to "angular" for "*.components.html".
However, ionic angular uses file names such as "*.page.html", setting
engine will apply prettier to these html fils.
set-{eval,repl}-handler! operate on major modes, not minor modes (this
should be corrected upstream, but I'll do so later). This doesn't apply
to set-lookup-handlers!, but I'm changing it too for consistency.
