gfontenot/dotfiles

Personal dotfiles

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dotfiles's Issues

Look into using vim-gitgutter

https://github.com/airblade/vim-gitgutter

Get away from MacVim

right now I'm using MacVim in the terminal, which seems dumb. The only reason I'm using it is for clipboard support and I'm like 99% sure I can just get that by passing a flag to brew install.

Using MacVim in the terminal as my default editor also causes a fair number of issues because you can't set $EDITOR to mvim -v in zsh.

Look into intero-nvim for haskell development

https://github.com/parsonsmatt/intero-neovim/

Remove reattach-to-user-namespace

see gabebw/dotfiles#129

mbsync freaks out about my FastMail remote folders even though it's working

Error: channel FastMail-Drafts: master INBOX/Drafts cannot be opened.
Error: channel FastMail-Sent: master INBOX/Sent Items cannot be opened.
Error: channel FastMail-Archive: master INBOX/Archive cannot be opened.
Error: channel FastMail-Vault: master INBOX/Vault cannot be opened.

every fucking time.

Set up mix_format as a Ale fixer

jsteiner/dotfiles@4395c96

Set up Projectionist for jumping between Objective-C and Swift files

We have a bunch of types that are a mix of Obj-C and Swift. It'd be cool if I could cycle between them easier. Seems like Projectionist could help with that.

Add current Xcode information to tux status bar

Right now, I'm adding BETA to my RPROMPT if have used xcode-select to set the Xcode command line tools to a different version, but it'd be really nice to have better output in a persistent state. Ideally, something like Xcode 7.0 would probably be best.

Install Ruby as part of the setup process

This is a big hole in the setup process. It'd be nice to be able to determine what version of Ruby chruby expects, and then use ruby-install to make sure it's installed automatically. Not sure if there's a super easy way to do this that I'm not aware of.

Make Brewfile dynamic

the new brewfile format is, I believe, a ruby file. So it might be possible to write it in a way where I can have tag-specific brewfiles and source them all into a central brewfile to use with brew bundle

Add launch agents

I want to run mailrun.sh every 5 mins, and I want to make sure gpg-agent is started at login. It'd be nice to keep those in here so that I can keep track of them easier.

in other words, yes I did forget to back them up when I just reformatted my machine.

Profile my ZSH startup time and look for areas of improvement

https://kev.inburke.com/kevin/profiling-zsh-startup-time/

Replace `haskell-platform` in the Brewfile

this is deprecated. I think the recommendation is to install ghc and cabal-install if you're doing it from the command line.

Add a git-fuzzy-checkout command

https://github.com/gabebw/dotfiles/blob/965b539f2734a3ac8cf5cc77312d04624547ed9d/zshrc#L567-L578