This suppresses the annoying "do you want to apply these unsafe file/dir
local variables" prompt by ignoring them (but stills them so at least
users are told).
Fixes issue mentioned in #4335
Using double underscore for an identifier in C/C++ invokes undefined
behavior.
From https://eel.is/c++draft/lex.name:
Each identifier that contains a double underscore __ or begins with an
underscore followed by an uppercase letter is reserved to the
implementation for any use.
+ Default browse-at-remote-prefer-symbolic to nil because a permanent
URL is generally more desirable for developers sharing links.
+ 'SPC g y' and 'SPC o o' now support the prefix arg, which will negate
the default value of browse-at-remote-prefer-symbolic for that call.
An optimization that minimizes how much work is done when grabbing org
agenda files in the background prevented side-effects in
doom-first-file-hook. This had the indirect effect of preventing
save-place-mode from adding its hook to find-file-hook IF org-agenda was
the first thing you ran at startup.
* doc: add crystal README
* adding some punctuation
* adding the version tag
* removing tree/<hash> links and placeholder comments
* adding in the required metadata
According to the documentation of `evil-window-split` the variable
`evil-split-window-below` needs to be non-nil for the new window to be
created below; and for `evil-window-vsplit` it is the variable
`evil-vsplit-window-right` that needs to be non-nil for the window to be
created on the right.
flatwhatson/pdf-tools@eb6d406 -> vedang/pdf-tools@35e12b0
The original politza/pdf-tools is no longer maintained (?), and the PR
we were pullin from has been merged into a new, maintained fork at
vedang/pdf-tools.
Might address #4750
* Fix for missing overlay
Overlay might be nil before being used, so replicate what the package does
* Neater for for nav-flash issue
* Properly check for the value
This was an arbitrary default. It's easier to remove than to add
back (see #4746). I'd rather be faithful to treemacs' author's vision.
Closes#4746
Co-authored-by: daanturo <daanturo@users.noreply.github.com>
`git-commit-summary-max-length' should be a number, not a symbol.
`git-commit-major-mode' should be checked more carefully, as otherwise
exploits are possible (e.g. if it is `erase-buffer' or some more
dangerous function of the user's environment).
Some users may not be using a theme (*shudder*), in which case
ns-auto-titlebar-mode never kicks in.
That said, this "fix" didn't fix the targeted issue anyhow.
