i removed configs so that one can run ctags -R in a rails app without the program exiting badly, like this:
% ctags -R
ctags: Warning: Don't reuse the kind letter `A' in a language Ruby (old: "accessor", new: "attr")
ctags: Language "Elixir" already defined
% echo $?
1
i verified that Elixir definitions exist in ctags itself, in this file for me: ~/Library/Caches/Homebrew/universal-ctags--git/optlib/elixir.ctags. Perhaps @sublimecoder , who originally added these configs in 2018, can verify that newer versions of universal ctags have made all of the configs irrelevant now, but, in any case, i think this is definitely an improvement in that it allows ctags to run successfully (and generate usable ctags in my testing with a ruby app).
i also added a config that allows a user to opt out of the default leader key mapping for ctags (<leader>ct).
i removed configs so that one can run
ctags -Rin a rails app without the program exiting badly, like this:i verified that Elixir definitions exist in ctags itself, in this file for me:
~/Library/Caches/Homebrew/universal-ctags--git/optlib/elixir.ctags. Perhaps @sublimecoder , who originally added these configs in 2018, can verify that newer versions of universal ctags have made all of the configs irrelevant now, but, in any case, i think this is definitely an improvement in that it allows ctags to run successfully (and generate usable ctags in my testing with a ruby app).i also added a config that allows a user to opt out of the default leader key mapping for ctags (
<leader>ct).thanks for the awesome dotfiles!