VL
Но ты юзай counsel
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2021 September 15
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RL
Спасибо большое, то что надо
VL
если тут есть юзеры ledger-mode
A
внезапное
VL
и вам тоже не нравилось что он не мог нормально индентить строки где amount начинается со знака
=VL
то я пофиксил
VL
(with-eval-after-load 'ledger-regex
(setq ledger-amount-regex
(concat "\\( \\|\t\\| \t\\)[ \t]*-?"
"\\(?:" ledger-commodity-regexp " *\\)?"
"\\([-=]?\\(?:[0-9]+\\|[0-9,.]+?\\)\\)"
"\\([,.][0-9)]+\\)?"
"\\(?: *" ledger-commodity-regexp "\\)?"
"\\([ \t]*[@={]@?[^\n;]+?\\)?"
"\\([ \t]+;.+?\\|[ \t]*\\)?$")))
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у меня есть заметка про то почему борг лучший пм для имакса:
This was said by u/thblt on r/emacs:
#+begin_quote
Guix and Nix are great, but the reason I'll stick to [[https://github.com/emacscollective/borg][Borg]] to manage my
packages is that with Borg, every single package I use is a full clone
of the source git repository: so forking, modifying, and/or
contributing back are made trivial. In this model, the user is not a
packages consumer (like with package.el itself or regular package
managers in general) but a producer and a contributor as well, as soon
as they'll want to.
#+end_quote
I will probably still manage my [{emacs.org}] packages through Guix, although this
gave me some food for thought. Specifically, I think about the ways I
can make contributing to packages I use easier for myself.https://github.com/emacscollective/borg][Borg]] to manage my
packages is that with Borg, every single package I use is a full clone
of the source git repository: so forking, modifying, and/or
contributing back are made trivial. In this model, the user is not a
packages consumer (like with package.el itself or regular package
managers in general) but a producer and a contributor as well, as soon
as they'll want to.
#+end_quote
I will probably still manage my [{emacs.org}] packages through Guix, although this
gave me some food for thought. Specifically, I think about the ways I
can make contributing to packages I use easier for myself.
This was said by u/thblt on r/emacs:
#+begin_quote
Guix and Nix are great, but the reason I'll stick to [[https://github.com/emacscollective/borg][Borg]] to manage my
packages is that with Borg, every single package I use is a full clone
of the source git repository: so forking, modifying, and/or
contributing back are made trivial. In this model, the user is not a
packages consumer (like with package.el itself or regular package
managers in general) but a producer and a contributor as well, as soon
as they'll want to.
#+end_quote
I will probably still manage my [{emacs.org}] packages through Guix, although this
gave me some food for thought. Specifically, I think about the ways I
can make contributing to packages I use easier for myself.https://github.com/emacscollective/borg][Borg]] to manage my
packages is that with Borg, every single package I use is a full clone
of the source git repository: so forking, modifying, and/or
contributing back are made trivial. In this model, the user is not a
packages consumer (like with package.el itself or regular package
managers in general) but a producer and a contributor as well, as soon
as they'll want to.
#+end_quote
I will probably still manage my [{emacs.org}] packages through Guix, although this
gave me some food for thought. Specifically, I think about the ways I
can make contributing to packages I use easier for myself.
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но я полагаю стрейт делает то же самое
MK
>Git submodules
MK
Вот quelpa и другие штуки, которые делают именно git clone заранее говно
LL
Ну делают и делают, какая разница
MK
Из-за ненужной истории коммитов, веток и прочей гит фигни
LL
Оно тебе в гит дотфайлов стрёт что-ли?
MK
Нет, оно долго клонируется, ест место
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так а shallow cloning?