Select a color scheme for your Dotfyle experience

Issue #12

Issue #12
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Neovim Core updates

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Important: if you are a plugin author, you are strongly advised to follow the #14090 breaking changes on master GitHub thread, as it contains important breaking changes information.

Neovim Plugin Community updates

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New plugins {#new-plugins}

openingh.nvim

openingh.nvim

@almo7aya's first plugin! This plugin gives you two simple commands :OpenInGHRepo and :OpenInGHFile to easily open the current file or repo page in GitHub.


neobeans.vim

neobeans.vim

A new theme by @mweisshaupt1988.


DelayTrain.nvim

DelayTrain.nvim

Train yourself to stop repeating keys... gently.


octis.nvim

octis.nvim

A noctis-inspired high-contrast colorscheme. It has some really nice neon vibes, loving it! Written by @kartikp10.


ide.nvim

ide.nvim

A project management, build, and debug support for various type of programming languages plugin, made by @Dax89.


arachne.nvim

A new note taking plugin, by @oem.


python-copy-reference.vim

A first plugin that allows to copy the full reference of a module, class, etc. in Python. Congrats on your first contribution @ranelpadon!


nvim-headband

nvim-headband

A new winbar plugin by @B4mbus.


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Updates {#updates}

import.nvim

import.nvim is a require override with niceties.

The new version now supports dependent imports. More about it here.


Comment.nvim

comment plugin for neovim. Supports treesitter, dot repeat, left-right/up-down motions, hooks, and more.

Comment.nvim

Some keybindings got deprecated. Full list here


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Did you know? {#tips}

If you start selecting some text with visual mode (v), you can switch to line visual or block visual by simply pressing shift-v or ctrl-v while still in a visual mode without having to go back to the start of the selection. As long as you are in a visual mode, you can go to visual, line visual or block visual mode by pressing the appropriate key.


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Want to contribute? {#contribute}

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