Async process infrastructure is added so we have a basis for interactively inspecting a tags file, which is a planned future feature.
The synchronous process interface is also rewritten based on this. It's cleaner than the previous implementation, and hopefully could solve process related problems on Windows, which I constantly get complaints about from other forums.
Recently some users reported that Citre doesn't work with [corfu]() on Windows. They constantly get the error:
error in process sentinel: No catch for tag: citre-done, t
Async process infrastructure is added so we have a basis for interactively inspecting a tags file, which is a planned future feature.
The synchronous process interface is also rewritten based on this. It's cleaner than the previous implementation, and hopefully could solve process related problems on Windows, which I constantly get complaints about from other forums.
Recently some users reported that Citre doesn't work with [corfu]() on Windows. They constantly get the error:
I'll invite them to test this.