We're currently discarding all evil-collection bindings on
`cider--debug-mode`. Given that `j` is bound to a particularly
disruptive and non-cancellable command, this brings some friction to
evil users.
This commit adds those bindings back under `evil +everywhere`.
The in-buffer and minibuffer displayed keybindings were adjusted to
match, but not easy-menu's.
Ref: doomemacs/doomemacs#4627
"\\'" will match the true end-of-string, whereas "$" will also match
just before a newline character. Not that there's much risk that
there'll be newlines in a filepath, but I'd rather be consistent. It
also makes these entries easier for users to remove from
auto-mode-alist.
The original implementation of `+vertico-orderless-dispatch` match
pattern by prefix and suffix in pairs. In that case, '=&&' will go for
branch `(string-suffix-p "&" pattern)`, not `(string-prefix-p "="
pattern)`, which fail to filter literal '&&'.
We probably should match all prefixes first, then all suffixes. Just
like orderless does.
Ref: 178b0c55f2/orderless.el (L159)
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes the phpactor.el package in favor of LSP
support via lsp-mode/eglot. Use `+lsp` with the `:lang php` module
instead (with one of the supported LSP servers).
This was done because phpactor.el is on the way out of maintainership,
is redundant with pre-existing phpactor support in lsp-mode/eglot (or
the other, possibly superior LSP servers), and to simplify modules for
whom LSP/Eglot is *the* way to get these features.
This issue seems to come up a lot, and I've been unable to reproduce it,
but at the very least I can disable the lsp-terraform client for folks
that don't need it.
Fix: #7713
Ref: emacs-lsp/lsp-mode#3577
- Ensures `org-plantuml-jar-path` is less likely to be overwritten if the
user changes it.
- Sets `org-plantuml-jar-path` and `plantuml-default-exec-mode` after
calling `plantuml-download-jar`, so things Just Work™️ without
needing the user to know to update these variables.
Close: #7992
‘go-remove-unused-imports’ is an obsolete command (as of 1.7.0); set
‘gofmt-command’ to goimports instead, or use LSP and gopls’s "Organize
Imports" code action.
Ref: dominikh/go-mode.el@166dfb1e09
BREAKING CHANGE: Removes go-guru from the Go module. It has been
deprecated upstream in favor of gopls, the official Go LSP server.
Close: #7995
Ref: golang/go/issues/65880
Co-authored-by: Henrik Lissner <git@henrik.io>
Otherwise, each time `+workspace-save` is called, all prior saved
workspaces would be deleted from `+workspaces-data-file` before
inserting the new one.
While I don't intend to respect `evil-disable-insert-state-bindings`
everywhere, exhaustively (such as org's rebinding of return or tab), I
will do it for non-essential keybinds that have a high likeliness of
overwriting navigation commands (like meta keys).
This was an elusive bug caused by two upstream behaviors:
1. `kill-buffer` will silently refuse to kill a buffer if there is a
thread associated with it.
2. `global-diff-hl-mode` activates `diff-hl-mode` in *most* buffers,
even invisible ones. This calls `diff-hl-update` each time
it does. This isn't a problem *unless* you have `diff-hl-update-async`
enabled, because it creates a thread every time `diff-hl-update` is
called. That means for every buffer -- real or transient -- you have
a new thread queued.
And this caused two main issues:
1. Temporary buffers are often opened and closed very rapidly (often
faster than the thread can complete), so they weren't getting cleaned
up. I hope you weren't too attached to your memory, because you'll
have a lot of buried buffers to feed before long!
2. In cases where `diff-hl-update` simply takes a long time, multiple
calls to it would queue more threads. When Emacs eventually yields
the CPU to them, you'll get random,
impossible-to-predict-or-track-down freezes. Joy!
This may very well be enough reason to disable `diff-hl-update-async` by
default, but I didn't want to give up on it *just* yet, despite how
inelegant this solution is...
Fix: #7954Fix: #7991
