petrisch @petrisch@librem.one

#askfedi is there a #git gui binary that includes everything in one file?
I need a portable solution for non technical people to just set-url, commit and push in just one folder. But I don't want them to install git and what not.
Is @gitoxide plus some egui hack a reasonable start?

@hyde @wwwgem in any file? Maybe it tries to complete something from filesystem in this case and deb doesn't let it? No idea though.

@hyde Its one of those things I haven't yet touched with nvim. Getting the right versions of plugins. For learning purposes, and because I wanted a Linux-Win / Home-Work config, I dont use a preconfigured one. Till now it just works, but thats pure luck i guess.

@hyde do you have nvim-cmp installed? Try disable that or coc first, since that parses in insert.
Or tree-sitter but thats less probable.

@fzer0 intuition stayed at ape level, which actually is not a surprise, because thats whats demanded day in day out.

@pocketvj @prokoudine @davidrevoy it isn't called stone school for nothing :-D
But you were luckier than I was.

@monsieuricon i only vote when I know I will win ;-)

@freemo alright I will give it a try, thanks

@freemo hm thanks for that one I didn't know.
Giving the many subcommands and options I probably still have to know a bit more about svn i guess :-)

Who would have thought, that I will have to work with #subversion and #eclipse in 2023.
Well me certainly not, thats why I never really learned how it works. Any suggestions for a good quick tutorial #askfedi ?

@mathias isn't using kind of part of the training here?

@mathias looks promising. I haven't yet found a way to really use nvim-dap-ui because it was a bit overwhelming. But a nicer way of marking and watching variables sounds great.

@thinkMoult recordings please :-). And have a nice time! Thats actually first ;-)

@vonheikemen I can get your point every time I break my config. Its good to know how to use bare vim to repair the config again :-)