Closed adam-coates closed 3 weeks ago
It's OK to have differences in style (colorscheme, etc). I see this as good (diversity in appearance over standardization).
Okay then perhaps I can also update the readme as well.
Yes, please, update the README and I'll say if I think something could be improved in your changes.
Also, instead of removing lua
from >lua
, perhaps adding the language name of all code blocks in the documentation will be better. This is something that didn't work in Vim, but we can do it for Neovim.
Okay I'm happy to do this, it's on todo list.
So I updated the README, and I added back the lua
into the doc
. I was unsure about the other code blocks though. Let me know what you think.
Nice screenshots! Thank you!
You're welcome thanks!
I added the language tags that were missing to the code blocks.
Great thanks for doing that!
My last pull request I forgot to add and example of running the
:Zselectannotations
command in the doc.Not sure if the
README.md
on the github page could also showcase this. But in the interest of keeping the readme uniform, I'd refrain from making a pull request to avoid differences in colorscheme/ example references in the gifs in the readme.