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| [2026-01-15] |
LazyDeveloperHelper.nvim : Auto-install Python, Rust, C/C++, JS, Ruby, Lua libs directly from Neovim |
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(v12.0) I started working on integrating vcpkg installer into our Lua/Python project for better dependency management. It helps with handling C++ dependencies, which is crucial since we often mix in C code alongside Python packages.
The refactored `vcpkg_install.py` script now has improved output logic (though still under test), aiming to provide clearer feedback during installations and upgrades of vcpkg-managed libraries, making our tool more user-friendly for fellow developers using it with Python scripts that rely on C dependencies - a big win!
In the `lua/LazyDeveloperHelper`, I updated comments within the installation script (`install.lua`) and also tweaked the badges in the README file to reflect our progress, including incorporating Neovim's logo for branding purposes - now it looks sleek!
The `vcpkg_install.py` script has been refactored and updated in several Lua files to align paths correctly for our Python installer needs - making the installation process more intuitive as everything is now nicely organized within its dedicated directory, which also helped me streamline a couple of shell scripts responsible for archiving release builds – yay error fixes!
On the flip side, I've realized that Conan dependency manager has had issues in our environment. As soon as they are fixed (or if we encounter more problems), you can expect updates and solutions to come through quickly - no need to worry about broken tools for long! And yes, some misconfigurations led me to remove the `.github/workflows/changelog.yml` file temporarily until I sort out what's best for our CI workflow – which is now triggered on pushes to master only after a minor version bump - keeping it professional and clean!
Lastly, I’ve fixed bugs related with directory paths in shell scripts responsible for GitHub releases (`github_release.sh`) when zipping up release archives of our project – making the process smoother without any manual intervention required post-compression - a great relief!
- As always, keeping things organized and error-free is key to maintaining this solo developer's integrity I proudly stand behind.
Remember folks, while Conan has hiccups currently (which we’ll address ASAP), everything else related directly benefits from these updates for better dependency management experiences in our Lua/Python project!
Keep coding and cheers to clearer installations ahead!
- Igor "Silletr" |
| [2026-01-14] |
quack.vim : The nvim's default dev_theme for vim its not a exact copy , but looks almost the |
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(0.0.12) changed the comment colors - charan mandati |
| [2025-12-22] |
vim-mlflow : Browse MLflow tracking results in Vim, including ASCII plots of metrics. |
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(1.0.2) Initial upload - Andy Ganse |
| [2025-12-20] |
TeX-9 : A semi-automatic LaTeX ftplugin with lots of firepower! |
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(1.4.1) Fix regressions due to Vim and Python version upgrades - Elias Toivanen |
| [2025-12-13] |
awk.vim : Indenting for AWK script |
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(-) - - Clavelito Pelu |
| [2025-12-07] |
tex-labels : Cross reference lables and bibliography items inserted automatically. |
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(1.3) Rewrite functions related to \label, \tag and \bibitem. - Bihn Zhou |
| [2025-12-03] |
link.vim : Keep long URLs out of your way |
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(2.0.0) - Rewrite based on `wiki.vim`
- Support converting plaintext and Markdown links in the same file
- Support internal links (#14)
- Support multi-line headings (#21)
- Avoid adding duplicate links to reference section
- Support URLs containing special characters like `~` or `*`
- Add commands `:LinkPrev`, `:LinkNext` and `:LinkShow`
- Remove `g:link_enabled_filetypes` - Qad Zek |
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