This is no longer necessary as vterm handles this natively. moreover, it
creates a redundant nested ssh session whenever `SPC o t` is used to
re-open an existing vterm popup.
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
- Remove outdated config for org-roam.
- Set org-cite-bibliography to citar-bibliography
Ref: #6016
Co-authored-by: Bruce D'Arcus <bdarcus@users.noreply.github.com>
Taking a look at the built in windmove functions shows that Emacs has a
built in function for swapping windows called `window-swap-states`.
Using this ensures the window state is maintained.
Ref: #6023
Co-authored-by: luveti <luveti@users.noreply.github.com>
evil-mc's design is bizarre. Its variables and hooks are lazy loaded
rather than declared at top-level, some hooks aren't defined or
documented, it's a bit initializer-function drunk, and its minor modes
are intended to be perpetually active -- even when no cursors are active
(causing #6021). I undo all of that here.
Fix: #6021
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).
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.
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
