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.

so i found out i can disable

• language-rust
• terminal-plus
• build-cargo

but not

• linter-rust

by trial and error. it would be nice to have this on the webpage or readme

Parinfer is inherently a visual tool; it's value can be easily understood through watching an animation of how it works.

We should add some gifs to the README that demonstrate functionality.

Please help translate:

Atom latest version 1.40.1 , locale code: zh-cn
locale code table

files Required translation:

• def/zh-cn/about.cson

• def/zh-cn/context.cson
  <img wid

Use readonly text buffers when jumping to definitions from dependencies. See scalameta/metals#36.

This requires a change in Metals first so that it will send custom metals: URIs for locations in definitions (instead of the current [workaround with temporary files](https://github.com/scalameta/metals/blob/a45aa46864c59317fb2d57fa2aedc36ea4921185/metals/src/main/scala/

Given this example markdown snippet:

Here is a link to another wiki page called [example](example)

After the first tidy operation, it looks like this:

Here is a link to another wiki page called <example>

After the second tidy operation, it looks like this:

Here is a link to another wiki page called

<example>
</example>

Since ansible-vault encryption uses a random salt, even if you make no changes to the text, on re-encryption, the file will change.

As an enhancement, revert to the original encrypted file if no changes to the decrypted file are made, when the editor is closed.

We can probably reuse much of the logic in the from the vscode-hie-server extension.

Currently in Atom we can see the placeholders, but no links on them,

in contrast to VSCode,

According to that new grammar parser tree-sitter becoming available in stable channel 1.25,

in the future we can expect new grammar html (c.f. currently we have source.html)
for this package when the new HTML parser powered by tree-sitter is ready.

P.S.

• Repos for grammar support of tree-sitter:
  • one can search `tree-sitter-

• organize a table of all services/tool this repo required
• update badges/services/tools
• apply to other side projects ide-html, ide-css, atom-i18n, gh-template-bot