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Fixes:
* Fix blank buffer picker preview on doc with no views
* Fix join_selections behavior on tabs
* Fix recognition for color LSP completion hex codes for some
language servers
* Fix offsets to selections updated by open_below/open_above
(o/O) in multi-cursor scenarios
* Fix offsets to selections updated by insert_newline when
trimming whitespace in multi-cursor scenarios
* Fix panic in path completion from resolving variables like
${HOME:-$HOME}
* Prevent line comment continuation when using change_selection
(c) on a line above a comment
Usability improvements:
* Run external formatters from the document's directory
Themes:
* Update onelight
* Add cursorline color to iceberg themes
* Update special, ui.text.directory and ui.virtual.wrap in
dark_plus
New languages:
* CodeQL, Gren
Updated languages and queries:
* Fix Teal LSP name
* Highlight : in Rust as a delimiter
* Update Swift highlights
* Highlight JSX attributes as @attribute
* Improve markdown heading highlights
* Add comment tokens configuration for JSONC
* Highlight the never type ! as a type in Rust
* Expand builtin function highlights for ECMA languages, Rust and
Haskell
* Recognize .clang-tidy as YAML
* Update MATLAB grammar and indent queries
* Recognize rockspec as Lua
* Add /// to Dart comment tokens configuration
* Update Solidity grammar and queries
* Update Spade grammar and queries
* Re-enable Hare fetching and building by default
Packaging:
* --version now prints a leading zero for single-digit months,
for example 25.01
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/editors/helix?expand=0&rev=89
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From upstream releases, choose the file with helix-<version>-source.tar.xz.
And run rpmdev-spectool -g helix.spec. Create a directory named helix where
you should extract the contents of the downloaded tarball. Thereafter, run
osc service disabledrun. This will run cargo vendor and compress them inside
a tarball. You can check if you want to disable the cargo update mechanism.
Please do remember to create separate packages for the runtime and the helix
binary as the former is huge when built. Helix still runs fine without
the runtime but for it to run "normally" a user just needs to run
helix --grammar fetch then helix --grammar build. The purpose of the
runtime files as a package is to maintain consistency and convenience
and stay faithful with how other packagers do it and when someone needs it.