For some reason when I use the Atom IDE my README.md file randomly changes to README 2.md. I haven't been able to track down any exact operation that causes this, it just randomly changes. I use git to track the file and I notice the file name gets changed on any branch as long as I am using the IDE. I'm not real sure where to start to debug this. Outside of the core packages, the only community p

Hydrogen just gives me this error message when trying to run python code:

No kernel for grammar Python found

Check that the language for this file is set in Atom, that you have a Jupyter kernel installed for it, and that you have configured the language mapping in Hydrogen preferences.

To detect your current Python install you will need to run:

python -m pip install ipykernel
pytho

Thank the authors for their wonderful job at first! I really appreciate this extension and like it quite a lot. I am using it heavily to write docs. At the same time, I found the available documentation is a bit limited.

While I am trying to define my own style.css, I found that the documentation in this page only give s

Prerequisites

• Put an X between the brackets on this line if you have done all of the following:

Description

No where on teletype.atom.io or on the atom / teletype GitHub page is it indicated the user must provide OAuth access to their GitHub account in order to use teletype. This should be documented in the section

Currently, the Read/Unread button at the top of the article is somehwat confusing: "Read" could mean "Mark as read" or "Is read", and I always have to think about which one is the correct interpretation. Would it be possible to make the wording more explicit?

Prerequisites

• [y] Have you tried launching atom . from the terminal in your project's directory?
• [y] Have you verified the output from go env is correct? If it is, please include the output in this issue.
• [y] Have you updated Atom to the latest version?
• [n] Have you tried using Atom Beta, which can be run side-by-side with Atom Stable? Is the behavior

When I try to beautify the i get the following problem
TypeError: Cannot read property 'on' of undefined

I just installed beautify and uncrustify

https://gist.github.com/ODCA117/917affd6b11437517535a45350379820

Atom notifications can't be dismissed using escape when vim-mode-plus is installed. To repro:

1. Trigger a notification (atom.notifications.addError('hi'))
2. With the editor focused, hit esc. (Nothing happens.)
3. Trigger "Core: Cancel" from the command palette to see how it should work.

• Atom version: 1.19.0-beta4
• vim-mode-plus version: 0.94.0
• OS: macOS Sierra 10.12.4
• vim mod

There's a couple of confusing discrepancies around. http://simplepie.org/downloads/?download auto-downloads version "1.5", but...

• http://simplepie.org/blog/ stops at simplepie 1.3.1 being available in 2012
• On the download page, the "release notes" link points to http://simplepie.org/wiki/misc/release_notes/simplepie_1.2

The titles of tabs in the overflow menu are sometimes just labelled with the website name, instead of the title of the already loaded page.

I'm a OCaml beginner. I'm used to tools like Hoogle or Yahoo. I'm looking for a function of some type t. I'm hoping merlin can help me. I'm using Emacs. I try the command merlin-search. It is undocumented. I try any string, the response is:

Not_found
Raised at file \"src/ocaml/typing/407/ident.ml\", line 171, characters 6-21
Called from file \"src/ocaml/typing/407/env.ml\", line 281,

Prerequisites

• Reproduced the problem in Safe Mode: http://flight-manual.atom.io/hacking-atom/sections/debugging/#using-safe-mode
• Followed all applicable steps in the debugging guide: http://flight-manual.atom.io/hacking-atom/sections/debugging/
• Checked the FAQs on the message board for common solutions: https://discuss.atom.io/c/faq
• Checked that your issue isn't a

• Editor name and version: VSCode 1.19
• Platform: MacOS
• Color scheme: Dark+
• MagicPython version: Default
• A sreenshot:
  

When %d is part of datetime format string, i think it should not be highlighted.

The tab icon when you open it is the Coffeescript brown + the Appveyor icon. Switching languages does not help.

file-icons@2.0.17

If I open a Google Doc, launch Atomic Chrome and start typing in Atom, my text isn't shared. Would be awesome to use it with Docs!

Actual: For .h files, the seti-ui theme is using the C icons. This is incorrect/misleading when .h files actually represent C++ files, which is commonly the case.

Expected: For .h files, a "H" header file icon should be used that is valid for C or C++. This would match the behavior

The latest macOS Catalina now uses Zsh by default so the Readme should be updated with a note on the command required for Catalina.

echo -e '\n# Add colors to Terminal\nexport CLICOLOR=1\nexport LSCOLORS=GxFxCxDxBxegedabagaced' >> ~/.zhrc

While conducting a user interview yesterday, @kuychaco pointed out that there are no tooltips for the Git and GitHub buttons in the status bar. The branch management button also does not have a hover tooltip (the menu is itself a tooltip, but ehh, that's more of an implementation detail.)

Tooltips that trigger on hover might help users understand what these buttons do before they click and or

When I was using only ESLint Atom plugin `linter-eslin

What:

Attaching a ref to Composition results in a warning:

Warning: Function components cannot be given refs. Attempts to access this ref will fail. Did you mean to use React.forwardRef()?

Why:

Composition does not use React.forwardRef

• atomic-layout version: ^0.13.0-alpha.2

This should be in docs or at least in the unfinished manual. I keep forgetting how to do that and always go to this issue to relearn. Also for others and future self all the setting names can be found in the config-schema.json file. For example.

🚀 Feature

It would be nice to automatically add a user's Github repositories when github connect is enabled.

Design, Layout, Architecture

It should be pretty easy to query the user's repositories and add them to the user settings on github connect. The Github API already has an endpoint to list them, so we just need to write some code to fetch the list, parse it, and add them to the us

Description

README.md show's:

FTP & FTPS Configuration Options

{
    "protocol": "ftp",
    "host": "example.com", // string - The hostname or IP address of the FTP server. Default: 'localhost'
    "port": 21, // integer - The port of the FTP server. Default: 21
    "user": "user", // string - Username for authentication. Default: 'anonymous'
    "pass": "pass", // strin