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Add a function to open the file at point. In an eshell session, I can
then move the cursor to a file or a directory, and call
`fcuny/eshell-open-file-at-point`: for a file, a new buffer is open, if
it's a directory, we're changing the working directory to the given
path.
Bind the function to "C-o" in eshell.
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Work's monorepo is extremely large which is causing performance issues
for magit. But there's magit features that I want to use when working on
personal projects.
Split the configuration between work/personal so that I can still use
what I want when working on my projects.
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Enable `flyspell-prog-mode` in order to get suggestions for spelling
errors.
Enable `company-mode` to get completion at point for unit and network
directives.
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Not white, not lightly yellow, just close to white but not too bright.
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- smaller font for the modeline
- use the '3d' modeline from modus' theme
- include the host's name in the frame's title
- slightly larger font in linux
- include time and date in the modeline
- configure the modeline to include explicitly what we want
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Configure how we want to open an help buffer (on the left, with a
defined width), and let's jump to it.
Enable =visual-line-mode= for help buffers, otherwise it's unreadable.
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Once the initialization of our configuration is done, we start a shell
session with `eshell'.
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Otherwise the shell freeze every now and then.
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Replace the prompt with `@<hostname>' when our current eshell path is on
a remote host.
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The default one is not working, and I don't think it's obvious to me
what it was anyway.
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Add a new function (and a new binding) to export the latest output from
eshell to a buffer.
The code comes from
https://gitlab.com/protesilaos/dotfiles/-/blob/master/emacs/.emacs.d/prot-lisp/prot-eshell.el#L114
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Apparently org-bullets is not supported anymore
Signed-off-by: Franck Cuny <franck@fcuny.net>
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Since on macOS the filesystem is not case insensitive, it means that a
file named `projects.org` will be associated with YAML if the regexp is
only `PROJECT`. Making the regexp more strict fixes this issue.
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Instead of having the active timestamp in the header, we can store it in
the drawer. There's not a lot of value for having this in the header, we
mostly care about the creation time for the agenda.
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For some reasons using `defvar` for the files does not work with the
agenda.
Rewrite the org-capture templates to specify the files instead of
relying on the variable, since it's not working (at least on linux with
emacs 27.2).
Add a custom command for the agenda, to see what I care about for the
week.
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- don't underline the highlighted line
- don't scale / change the font for the agenda
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Let's not worry about synchronizing files between machines, since I want
to dissociate work from personal stuff.
Let's reduce the amount of files managed by org, and let's have fewer
templates too.
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Let's use HTTPS instead of SSH for all my projects.
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I'm going to deprecate the SSH endpoint for gitea, and use HTTPS instead
for accessing the repositories.
For this, I need to configure properly the credential part for the
different forges (github/gitea for now), and update the URL in the forge
configuration for emacs.
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Use it with the forge package.
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The emacs version on arch does not yet have support for native code
compilation, so I need to check that the variable exists before using
it.
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Emacs 28 has support for native compilation which speeds up a number of
packages. This change set the path where we want to store the files.
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We need a `provide` and we should only configure it if the binary is
present.
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Don't use plain white for the background, but a very light yellow color.
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Don't use the current branch when building a link to sourcegraph, as we
might be on a feature branch that is not available on the remote.
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Since the hostname from the git remote is appended to
'sourcegraph.twitter.biz', we can get rid of the mapping and just build
the URL using `format`. This simplifies even more the solution.
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The function needs to be defined before we use it in the `use-package`
for go-mode.
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It's useful to show errors across a project
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The mapping for git.twitter.biz was incorrect.
The package `git-link' has functions to take to format the URL for
sourcegraph, we don't need to maintain them on our end, which simplifies
a bit the code.
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This article [1] shows how to use sourcegraph with the package
`git-link'. However, it requires to modify the configuration of the
repository to add a new remote named 'git-link'. This is inconvenient,
and this can be automated.
This change adds a function to automatically generate the remote URL
when the remote origin of a repo is set to twitter.biz.
We also add the configuration for our own gitea instance.
[1] https://sideshowcoder.com/2020/07/02/opening-sourcegraph-from-emacs/
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This packages help interacting with various forges. We add a new entry
to the default list for our own gitea instance.
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When creating a new buffer for eshell with `fcuny/eshell-here` rename
the buffer using parts of the directory.
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From https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/complete-guide-mastering-eshell
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With zsh I report how long a command takes to execute when it takes more
than a few seconds, and it's pretty useful.
This article [1] shows how to do the same with eshell.
[1] https://www.birkey.co/2021-06-20-why-eshell-part-1.html
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It breaks every time I update the package.
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Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) is wire protocol to communicate between a
client and debug server. This is similar to LSP, but for debuggers.
This initial configuration focuses on enabling the mode and setting the
layout for the various buffers (in this case I want the different
buffers on the right screen and keep the main part focused on the code).
I also disable some widget to use the debugger with hydra.
There's still a number of things that are incomplete when it comes to
integrate DAP and delve (the go debugger): there's no way to call
functions, to have access to the variables, etc. But this is a good
start though, to debug simple problems without relying on print
statement.
This also update the configuration for =go= so that =M-x compile=, when
editing a go file, by default will use =go build=. This is not what I
always need / want but this is a good default.
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I need the highlighted line to be intense, with high contrast (other I'm
unable to find it the buffers). I accidently selected
'underline-only-accented' instead of 'intense-background'. This change
restore the proper value.
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Stop using a special character for the ellipsis, and use the standard
org-bullets configuration.
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I want the title for org sections to have different size and also to
have different colors. This is done by setting the
`modus-themes-scale-headings` variable to true, and configuring the
various `modus-themes-scale-*` variables. The coloring is controlled
with `modus-themes-headings`.
Make the highlight line a bit more intense so that it's easier to spot
on the screen.
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The module `magit-repos' can list the status of git repositories under a
given path.
Since all my repositories are under `~/workspace`, it's easy to use `M-x
magit-list-repositories` to get a buffer with all my repositories, and
their status (are they dirty, etc).
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Start using `doct` to manage the configuration for capturing content.
Try to simplify a bit.
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Add a few custom functions for org-mode.
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When working with 'source', magit is extremely slow (source is a huge
repository, so it's not surprising). We can improve significantly
performances by disabling a number of hooks when running git status.
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