## Description
blink.cmp integration for codeium and copilot, and correct menu drawing
for codeium, copilot, and supermaven.
I've simplified the blink.cmp config a bit for these extras (especially
for copilot, which was extremely nested) by only including the blink.cmp
spec if vim.g.ai_cmp is true.
Multiple AI extras can now be enabled at the same time with blink.cmp.
blink.cmp ghost text is now always enabled. Although some ai plugins
always display virtual text, at worst it overlaps with blink's ghost
text and is not noticable.
Lastly, I can't test copilot because I don't have a subscription, nor do
I want to sign up for one, but it should work just as well as the
others.
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With Codeium:
Multiple extras enabled at the same time:
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Co-authored-by: Folke Lemaitre <folke.lemaitre@gmail.com>
## Description
The blink and sql extras are currently conflicting because the sql extra
has a hard dependency on nvim-cmp, which is disabled by the blink extra.
Introducing a check for cmp in the sql extra resolves this.
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Co-authored-by: Jakob Pfender <jakob.pfender@safetyio.com>
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Currently, there are no Java configurations for nvim-dap upon enabling
the Java extras.
This requires debugging configurations to be setup manually afterwards.
(This is unlike many other language extras which do have nvim-dap
support "out of the box")
This pr creates an initial configuration for nvim-dap which lets it
attach to a debugging process on port 5005.
(such as a spring boot application) More can be added if there are any
experienced Java devs here.
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Error message:
Java remote debugging open:
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## Description
Adds a `<leader>gY` keymap that copies the URL from `Snacks.gitbrowse()`
to the clipboard.
This is a feature in other git browse plugins like `vim-rhubarb`, so
other people will probably be looking for this when migrating like I
did.
Let me know if you'd prefer a different key combination, thanks!
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## Description
I found an issue where if I'm editing files of different types, say for
example `.cs` and `.py` files, they will naturally load the
corresponding LSPs for each language. However, if one of those LSPs has
keys defined in their `server` config section, then those key maps will
leak into the other, so in this case, the `gd` (go to definition)
mapping intended for `.cs` buffers is now present in `.py` buffers,
causing it not to work. This is currently the case with the `omnisharp`
LSP, as it defines a `gd` key map, see:
https://github.com/LazyVim/LazyVim/blob/63150fa4c5ec8a6f5c56e9035599a8c8e32dc8ed/lua/lazyvim/plugins/extras/lang/omnisharp.lua#L53-L61
The fix here is to shallow clone the "global" LSP keymaps before adding
the LSP server-specific keymaps so the LSP keymaps aren't added to the
global ones.
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## Description
As of this [PR](https://github.com/pwntester/octo.nvim/pull/681)
`<leader>` got changed to `<localleader>`.
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## Description
Enable catppuccin's snacks integration by default.
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## Description
The python language includes the keywords `and` or `or` for logical
operations.
The current `dial.nvim` config does not include an augend for swapping
these
keywords.
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## Description
The Snacks keymaps for `gitbrowse()` and `git.blame_line()` were in a
conditional checking if `lazygit` is installed. But both work without
`lazygit`.
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## Description
If https://github.com/folke/snacks.nvim/pull/89 gets accepted, then we
should also update the keymap for Visual mode
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## Description
This PR adds blink.cmp integration with `vim-dadbod-completion` in the
SQL extras module. It allows blink.cmp to use the dadbod provider for
SQL autocompletion in Neovim.
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Snacks has a new dashboard plugin that will be LazyVim's default.
Check the docs at
https://github.com/folke/snacks.nvim/blob/main/docs/dashboard.md
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nvim-cmp integration was removed in favour of custom autocomplete (it
was pointless trying to support all the new completion plugins when its
15 lines to implement something plugin specific)
Signed-off-by: Tomas Slusny <slusnucky@gmail.com>
