As it was the case during the good old days when spacemacs was still a
baby, SPC h SPC now list correctly all the pre/init/post functions and
the associsted layer. It also now list properly the current owner of
a package so it is easy to find the owner of a package by narrowing
with `packagename owner`.
This new old functionality is possible by leveraging the last
improvements to the layer system (see previous commits).
TODO: update the sources for Ivy
Correctly augment the docstring based on the presence of b,f and /
bindings using dynamic hint.
b,f and / are not available if none of helm or ivy layers are used.
- Prefer add-to-list function to alter golden-ratio variables so the lists
are less likely to grows as users reload their spacemacs config.
- Move some config to layers when appropriate
- Sort alphabetically the values
- Remove some duplicates in exclude-modes
Invoking "make" or "project compilation" (<kbd>SPC c m</kbd>, <kbd>SPC c
c</kbd>) is currently not supported in ivy mode. The PR re-enables them
by adding helm-make to the ivy packages with ivy completion method.
This commit adds the 'inf-ruby-auto-enter method to
'compilation-filter-hook, automatically entering inf-ruby-mode when it
hits a breakpoint (see the
[inf-ruby-manual](https://github.com/nonsequitur/inf-ruby/#manual) for
more details).
The hook is added locally to the rspec-compilation-mode-hook to avoid
global slowdown, as the compilation-filter-hook is called whenever a
new line is entered.
specific directory.
This commit creates a 'ruby/rspec-verify-directory command, which
prompts for a directory and runs rspec on it. This command is bound to
ruby-modes' keymaps under the "td" keybinding.
(In vim style) this leaves the `n` to its usual binding to repeat the
last search which is much more practical when searching for package to
install.
elm-package-next / elm-packge-previous don't seem to do much more than
move to next/previous line so not much functionality is lost.
This allows python-test-runner to also be a list of either '(nose
pytest) or '(pytest nose) which then calls the correct test runner in
the dispatch functions.
By default the only available checker in `react-mode` is
javascript-eslint. `javascript-standard` is based on `javascript-eslint`
and has some modification on rules. Since it's not defined as a checker
for this mode, it's also impossible to select it in a buffer.
As reported in #5694 dash layer cannot be configured according to the
documentation. This commit fixes that, and allows you to actually define docset
path with `helm-dash-docset-newpath`. It also defines more sensible default for
docset `~/.docsets`, which is the default path for helm-dash.
Fixes#5694
You have to replace in your dotfile the layer variable
colors-enable-rainbow-identifiers t
by
colors-colorize-identifiers 'all
color-colorize-identifiers can take 3 values:
- variables -> colorize only variables via color-identifiers mode
- all -> colorize all identifiers
- nil -> no colorisation
New key bindings:
SPC t C a -> colorize all
SPC t C C-a -> colorize all globally
SPC t C v -> colorize variables
SPC t C C-v -> colorize variables globally
Per syl20bnr's comment on PR 6192, the package should always be
installed with the colors layer, but only hooked into prog-mode when the
variable is active. Renamed the variable
colors-enable-rainbow-identifiers-by-default to clarify this, and
modified the documentation.
When Spacemacs encounters a large file it displays a
prompt to open the file literally. However, if the file
is opened as a result of another action (e.g. Visiting a
TAGS table) it might not be obvious which file is triggering
the prompt. This change adds the file name to the prompt.
Add the new Darkokai theme to themes-megapack so it can be used.
Link to the theme: https://github.com/sjrmanning/darkokai.
The theme was added to MELPA today.
org-reveal is an extension to org mode that allows exporting of org files as
reveal.js presentations. Since not everyone needs this functionality, the
loading of the package is controlled via the `org-enable-reveal-js` switch,
which, if set to `t` would load the package.
