Addressing #4630. C-d is now bound to eshell-delchar-or-maybe-eof which
checks if there is a char after the point. If so, it performs the normal
delete-char, otherwise eshell-life-is-too-much.
Addressing #4586. The bug stops Spacemacs from listing rollback slots if
there exists a file (i.e. non-directory) in the rollback directory.
e.g. .emacs.d/.cache/.rollback/.DS_Store (common in OS X)
Two specific issues have been addressed. In README.org there was no
mention of the workspaces micro-state.
The micro-state documentation erroneously stated that 'R' could be used
to create a new layout. 'l' was mentioned nowhere as the way to create a
new layout.
The rest of this commit only updates both docs to contain the same info.
This commit restores the spacemacs/avy-open-url SPC x o keybinding,
and also adds spacemacs/avy-goto-url to the package :commands to fix the
missing function definition on the SPC j U keybinding.
See issue #4605. When dotspacemacs-helm-header is changed from the
default nil, then the helm-source-header theming does not updated when
a new theme is loaded.
This was due to the helm-source-header-default-xxx variables being set
only once and not updated when a new theme is loaded. The fix adds an
advice to spacemacs/post-theme-init to update these variables.
This allows for all other code including theming to take place and then
set the variables correctly i.e
load-theme -> post-theme-init -> helm-header
This also ensures the code is correctly decoupled now that helm is one
of the optional completion layers.
When a single source helm is viewed the source face-attribute was
changed from helm-selection to default as this gives a more consistent
result for themes that have bright highlight lines and/or no helm face
values.
A recent change in evil-jumper makes this unnecessary. The keys are now
bound as remaps, which means they have the same priority as the location
of the evil-jump-forward and evil-jump-backward commands. This is
exactly what this hack was trying to accomplish, so it's no longer
necessary.
