The program shell wrappers have been renamed from `ya` to `yy`
following the introduction of the new CLI tool named `ya`.
With this in mind, the `shellWrapperName` option has been introduced
to provide users with more flexibility in choosing the name they're
most accustomed to (ra, lf, ...).
Co-authored-by: XYenon <register@xyenon.bid>
Co-authored-by: 三咲雅 · Misaki Masa <sxyazi@gmail.com>
- Always append suffix `.yazi` to plugin's and flavor's attribute names.
- Warn if the attribute names already have the suffix.
- Assert that plugin's and flavor's values point to directories
containing an `init.lua` file.
- Append suffix `.yazi` to symlink targets of yazi plugins, if needed
- Improve some docs, especially links to upstream docs.
- Update tests to make use of this feature.
Some prefer to handle modules-* imperatively for more flexibility, e.g.,
via waybar "includes" (https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/wiki/Configuration).
Current HM defaults modules-* to `[]` instead of null for most other
settings, so they get written to ~/.config/waybar/config even though
no explicit configuration has been made.
And they take precedence over the imperative ones because of how
waybar's includes work:
====
Paths to additional configuration files.
Each file can contain a single object with any of the bar configuration options. In case of duplicate options, the first defined value takes precedence, i.e. including file -> first included file -> etc. Nested includes are permitted, but make sure to avoid circular imports.
For a multi-bar config, the include directive affects only current bar configuration object.
====
We currently have no way of specifying the sender's name inside the
From field, making a patch sent through `git send-email` appear as
coming from "xxx@domain.com".
In this commit we make this field follow the standard
realName <email>
format.
In the generated neomutt configuration, source the optional
`vim-keys.rc` before applying the `binds` configuration, to allow the
user to override keybindings from `vim-keys.rc`.
Adapt the test files to account for the empty space left by the unset
`vimKeys` option.
Support alternate configuration files for k9s in darwin where XDG is
not mandated and k9s expects configuration files in
`~/Library/Application Support/k9s/`.
* neovim: add extraWrapperArgs option
pass external arguments to neovim-unwrapper
this gives users more flexibility in managing neovim configuration
* neovim: add test for `extraWrapperArgs`
The current module constrains to values in enum but khal supports RGB
colors as well
khal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configure.html#the-calendars-section !
(be careful when setting an RGB value, it has to be quoted else it is ignored, got bitten by it with a manual config )
NB: It's also not possible to set addresses khal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configure.html#the-calendars-section
The documentation for the option says...
> If you want a default binding to be passed through to the website,
> bind it to null.
but if you actually try to set a key to `null`, it causes an error.
> A definition for option
> `programs.qutebrowser.keyBindings."<Ctrl+Shift+Tab>".normal' is not
> of type `strings concatenated with " ;; "'.
So this commit implements unbinding as it is documented.
Adding unmailboxes option to neomutt, which adds the `unmailboxes`
option it to every account.email with neomutt enabled.
See https://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/#mailboxes for more.
Borgmatic has support for Borg's pattern matching. It is mutually
exclusive with the existing `sourceDirectories` option, so assertions
have been added to make sure that both are not set at the same
time (but also that at least one of them is). Additionally, tests have
been added to test the following configurations: `patterns` instead of
`sourceDirectories`, both at the same time, and neither.
