* implement floating window
* reset width on closing window
* use gap from new config parameter
* use minimal style for preview in floating
* lower z-index
* add configuration of preview position in floating window
* fix in verions earlier than nvim 0.10
* close preview on opening floating window
Close the any existing preview because otherwise strange errors happen when the preview is open and the floating window is opened at the same time.
* reset formatting changes
* remove empty line
* change z-index of preview window to floating window z-index
* add configurations to oil.txt
* formatting
* add auto configuration
* update oil doc
* refactor: move logic into layout.lua and eliminate flicker
* fix: floating preview window title is file name
* doc: clarify default_file_explorer
* refactor: don't need a preview_gap option
* refactor: only find preview win in current tabpage
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* feat: notify when changing the current directory
* Update actions.lua
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Co-authored-by: Steven Arcangeli <506791+stevearc@users.noreply.github.com>
* Return from delete_hidden_buffers when win type is command
* lint: apply stylua formatting
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NOTE: the `o` and `c` keymaps will continue to work. This only changes
the text labels and adds new keymaps for `y` and `n`.
* chore: replace ok and cancel with yes and no in confirmation window
* chore: allow to configure labels and keymaps for confirmation window
* chore: remove potential duplicate cancel keymaps
* chore: update README and oil.txt
* chore: nowait on confirm mappings and cleanup
* refactor: fully transition to yes/no
* move the config from under the `confirmation` key to the `preview`
key, which is already in use for customizing the window
* fully default to yes/no, keeping the o/c keybindings for backwards
compatibility
* make all of the `cancel` keybindings explicit (q, C-c, esc)
* more dynamically choose highlighting of the action labels
* refactor: just use yes/no and abandon configuration
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* Adding in SCP options configuration
This changeset adds in additional SCP options to the config. This allows
the user to specify a list of flags to send to the SCP command that will
be expanded into each shell command.
The primary driver for this is from newe boxes SSHing into pre 9 openSSH
boxes. New openSSH uses sftp server under the hood, rather than the
older SCP protocol. If you go into a system that does not have these
changes, SCP fails to work. The '-O' command line flag was introduced to
resolve this.
Using this change, the user can now pass in `extra_scp_options = {"-O"}`
to resolve the issue.
* Replacing table.unpack with global unpack
* lint: apply stylua
* refactor: change option name and shuffle config around
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Co-authored-by: Steven Arcangeli <stevearc@stevearc.com>
* Fixed drive browsing on windows
* Fixed naming
* fix: Uppercase drive letter only
* updated: Filter out network drives on windows
* Update files.lua
* Update files.lua
* fixed: mapped drives
* addslash to check for double slash
* Fixed indents
* Reverted addslash change
* Fixed windows initial buffer name
* Reverted formatting
* Cleaned up callback
* Fix addslash to handle \ too
* Allow running tests workflow from fork
* Fix workflow
* Test
* Tests
* refactor: readability and comments
* fix: convert buffer name to posix when hijacking directory
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* Escape all paths for ssh file changes using `vim.fn.shellescape()`
* Change away from `vim.fn.shellescape` to custom implementation
Really, only escape `'` with `'\\''` so that it will:
- exit the single quote mode
- escape out a single quote character
- and get back into the single quote mode
Also format long line so linter doesn't complain
* Adding doc comments to the shellescape function
* Adding actual words to the doc comment
The previous mechanism used histget() to get the last command or
expression to detect if the user issued a `:wq` or similar. This had the
issue where if a user issued a `:wq`, started vim again, then entered
oil and saved via some mechanism that is _not_ a command (e.g. a
keymap), we would incorrectly detect that `:wq` and exit after saving.
The new mechanism tracks all keypresses and may end up with false
negatives (e.g. ":wqaff<backspace><backspace>ll"), but those are less
frustrating than false positives.
* fix: close preview window when leaving oil buffer
* refactor: try different approach for closing the preview window
* fix: use util.is_oil_bufnr
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