A great feature of some other plugins is the ability to jump to the next relevant thing. For example, with vim-signify I can jump to the next change in my current buffer. This is very useful for moving between sections of a file that are relevant to my current task.
vim-delve could benefit from a similar feature for breakpoints, something like :DlvNextBreakpoint. This would move me to the next breakpoint in the file.
When I've got a few breakpoints going, I often find myself wanting to remove one or two. This motion based command would be helpful here.
Otherwise, thanks for making the wrapper on delve! I use it every day.
A great feature of some other plugins is the ability to jump to the next relevant thing. For example, with vim-signify I can jump to the next change in my current buffer. This is very useful for moving between sections of a file that are relevant to my current task.
vim-delve could benefit from a similar feature for breakpoints, something like
:DlvNextBreakpoint. This would move me to the next breakpoint in the file.When I've got a few breakpoints going, I often find myself wanting to remove one or two. This motion based command would be helpful here.
Otherwise, thanks for making the wrapper on delve! I use it every day.