m-ou-se/config

The one and only perfect configuration for Vim, Zsh, Bash, Git, etc.

config's Issues

LS_COLORS broken

@de-vri-es: Looks like the 'real' ls doesn't understand your new LS_COLORS:

$ /bin/ls -l --color=always
/bin/ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable

zsh: ~/.profile is sourced twice

Once from zshenv (for login/interactive/non-interactive shells) and once from zshrc (for login/interactive shells).

LS_COLORS unparsable

I get the following error when using any form related to ls:
ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable

Commenting out the content of dircolors does not solve the problem. However commenting the following lines in shellrc does solve the issue after a relogin:

# if test_command dircolors; then
#     test -r "$config_dir/dircolors" && eval "$(dircolors -b "$config_dir/dircolors")" || eval "$(dircolors -b)"
# fi

Strangely enough the resulting LS_COLORS based on both changes seems exactly the same.

I've also observed that line 58 in shellrc introduces a unnecessary colon. Removing it however also doesn't solve the issue.

I'm using zsh by the way, however switching to bash gives the same error.

Title doesn't update when not changing directories

# Title is 'maurice@box: ~'
$ ssh foobar
# Title changes to 'maurice@foobar: ~'
$ exit
# Title is still 'maurice@foobar: ~' <- This is wrong.
$ cd foo
# Title changes to 'maurice@box: ~/foo'

`minpac` doesn't seem to work well

Somehow, minpac seems to miss some packages while installing or updating sometimes. On a new computer, I often have to run the install script multiple times until I get all plugins.

Switch from YouCompleteMe to CoC

CoC seems to be working a lot better than YouCompleteMe. The coc branch of this repo uses that, and has been working pretty well.

Few issues left to solve:

• UltiSnips and CoC seem to hate eachother. Removed UltiSnips for now on the coc branch, but would be good to have it back.
• The CocInstall commands in the install script don't seem to do anything.
• /usr/bin/rust-analyzer in coc-settings.json is often the wrong path. Arch's rustup package doesn't symlink rust-analyzer to rustup for example.