The latest treesitter changes actually make using it better than the old
vim-nix-rummik solution. Syntax highlighting works quite well for the
/* lang */ code blocks.
I am no longer interested in developing Dockerfiles or
docker-compose.yml files since I am fully committed to Nix.
By sticking with one technology that gets the job done, it should be
more efficient for me to solve problems with that one domain of
expertise than having mediocre knowledge of several similar tools.
The hype has died down and React has emerged victorious, as expected, in
a battle that never started.
Joking aside, I don't remember the last time I've seen a svelte app
and even if I *did* come across one, I'd much rather work with standard
file types like TypeScript and TSX, of which this neovim config has
first-class support for.
Not sure why I added this but it seems like I have pretty great support
for markdown files without this, and I'd rather leverage my existing
toolkit of tools that do one thing and do it well.
Rainbow parentheses were traditionally buggy with the plugins I used but
nowadays there are newer plugins available that use more flexible
technologies like treesitter.
See: https://github.com/hiphish/rainbow-delimiters.nvim
Recent updates to neovim and/or its plugins made neovim start to crash
when typing curly braces like {}. I narrowed the issue down to vim-endwise,
which I no longer need since the current languages I use prefer curly
braces over end keywords.
Related: https://github.com/tpope/vim-endwise/issues/144
Logseq is slow but convenient. Ultimately it probably makes sense to use
Logseq as it's "good enough" instead of trying to make a neovim setup
work (which is more suited for programming).
cargo-audit has been dropped to fix an issue with libgit2, which should
be fixed in 1-2 weeks or so. Additionally, nvim-base16 has been renamed
to base16-nvim, which is currently only recognized on -small.
This was my attempt at replacing vim-nix-rummik with treesitter. Note
that there was actually a case where inline yaml wasn't highlighted at
all, so I'll probably stick to the tried and true vim-nix-rummik, even
if it has the parentheses bug with lua.
This works, however some of the syntax highlighting with treesitter
feels worse compared to the default syntax highlighting, so it may be
more useful to keep it disabled.
I tried this for a few days and although the auto-semicolons were cool,
they'd sometimes get in the way. I haven't used the keybind much at all
however, so I may remove this in the future.
Kernel version is now 6.1.67 to avoid the ext4 data corruption bug.
Additionally, typst-lsp had to be removed since it fails to build. No
solution has been posted in the GitHub issue yet.
