Terje Larsen
Terje Larsen
Currently when trying to use `nix-prefetch` with something that requires flakes it will fail, it is testing for flake but only adds `--experimental-features nix-command`: https://github.com/msteen/nix-prefetch/blob/master/src/main.sh#L163 I have a flake that...
The `feature/native-comp` branch will kick off several byte compilation processes with the `.el` files put in a temporary directory. See for example: https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/feature/native-comp/lisp/emacs-lisp/comp.el#L3226-L3229 This will result in several process such...
Since different aliases have different deps, woud it be useful to have the option to generate one nix file for each alias? Or is it better to run `clj2nix` multiple...
When using clj2nix with `-A` the only supported option I get the following warning: ``` WARNING: Use of -A with clojure.main is deprecated, use -M instead ``` I guess it...
It would be nice if `:extra-paths` could be read and populated the `extraClasspaths` by default. Right now you have to manually keep those two in sync. If I pass in...
I stumbled upon https://clojars.org/kitchen-async/versions/0.1.0-SNAPSHOT Which will generate: ``` { name = "kitchen-async"; path = pkgs.fetchMavenArtifact { inherit repos; artifactId = "kitchen-async"; groupId = "kitchen-async"; sha512 = "0d6f8ce7b94b538e00e4a6719362dfe121b0db303906f46b638943c087ac1861442ea4896211110a06a01ecd5fab44dc7deb3b26d918c263be18751ff783492c"; version = "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT";...
It would be useful if which-key could support displaying menu-items. I am not very familiar with menu-items but it was used by general.el for example. This came up in this...
Not sure if there is any way around this, but when I define a keybinding with `general-predicate-dispatch` I don't see that key appearing at all with `which-key`. Otherwise I really...
I think it is kind of nice that `Some::Name::Space` falls back to the presenter `SpacePresenter`. But if I had some more specific presenter, say `Some::Name::SpacePresenter` it doesn't seem to recognise...
I have this object: ``` class MyObject < Struct.new(:title, :description, :count) end ``` I present with: `present(my_object)` Now it tries to present title, description and count instead of presenting the...