purarue
commented
5 months ago Hi, I've been thinking about this a bit since gitsigns dropped yadm support.
I don't really use fugitive as much as I used to, so I have disabled the plugin and just use a terminal whenever I want to commit stuff on my dotfiles.
I was able to figure out how to show modified git hunks with gitsigns, my lazy file here, by adding the _on_attach_pre function:
-- yadm support. checks if the current file is tracked by yadm.
-- If it is, set the gitdir and toplevel, otherwise just return
-- and call callback with no arguments
_on_attach_pre = function(_, callback)
-- a global I set on nvim launch, so I dont have to check
-- each time this is run
if not has_yadm then
return callback()
end
vim.schedule(function()
-- if buffer is not a file, don't change anything
local file = vim.fn.expand("%:p")
if not vim.fn.filereadable(file) then
return callback()
end
local repo = vim.fn.expand("~/.local/share/yadm/repo.git")
-- use yadm ls-files to check if the file is tracked
require("plenary.job")
:new({
command = "yadm",
args = { "ls-files", "--error-unmatch", file },
on_exit = vim.schedule_wrap(function(_, return_val)
if return_val == 0 then
return callback({
gitdir = repo,
toplevel = os.getenv("HOME"),
})
else
return callback()
end
end),
})
:sync()
end)
end,Not sure if there are edge cases I haven't encountered yet, but it seems to work so far.
Have been weighing if I should document that somewhere here, or archive this plugin and create a new thing that just works with gitsigns.
In any case, I dont think I would add the lua code here as well, it would likely be a separate repository that just gets required when config for gitsigns is run.
If anyone has suggestions for how to proceed, let me know
eshepelyuk
The question.