The diminish call on global-company-mode has no effect. To hide the
lighter of company-mode, we must call diminish on company-mode, not its
global companion.
lsp-restart-workspace is deprecated and raises a warning in *Messages*:
‘lsp-restart-workspace’ is an obsolete command (as of lsp-mode 6.1); use ‘lsp-workspace-restart’ instead.
This prevent matching filename like "xxxx.pom\nxxxx". A corner case which satisfies POSIX filename standard but weird for daily use.
I found many regexp in auto-mode-alist are ended with \\' but typescript-mode use $. So curiosity drives me to find the answer.
You can create a file which name contains a linebreak by pressing C-j in find-file prompt.
On emacs 27.1 cl is oficially deprecated and receives a message
warning in the startup as:
Package cl is deprecated
Using cl-lib, which prefix all the Common Lisp functions with `cl-`
solves the problem.
web-mode.el already supports .hbs (handlebars) files. This extension is used for general handlebars files and is used in ember.js projects. Added .hbs to the web-mode.el file extension list.
* Removed lsp-rust (RLS is built into lsp-mode now)
* Fixed setting up flycheck mode in rust mode
* Fixed LSP initialization due to deprecation
* LSP-mode now self configures company and ui-mode
Rust has an unfortunate syntax for setting attributes on a module file:
```rust
#![...]
```
Since this is typically put at the top of the file, that makes the
shebang the first two characters, which makes the `after-save-hook`
function `executable-make-buffer-file-executable-if-script-p` function
change any such rust files executable.
Joerg Bornemann
Bozhidar Batsov
Xiongfei Shi
Fidel Ramos
Florian Dufour
Aidan Bickford
Manoel Vilela
Youmu
Daniel Hutzley
Rafael Medina
RohanHart
Gregg Hernandez
Benjamin Howell
apiraino
Marc-André Lureau
Henrik Thuesen
azzamsa
Josh Comer
Ben Alex
Geoff Shannon