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* fix(buffer): use `default_category` config for empty placeholder
Problem: The empty-buffer fallback hardcoded the category name `TODO`,
ignoring the user's `default_category` config value (default: `Todo`).
Solution: Read `config.get().default_category` at render time and use
that value for both the header line and `LineMeta` category field.
* fix(diff): match optional checkbox char in `parse_buffer` patterns
Problem: `parse_buffer` used `%[.%]` which requires exactly one
character between brackets, failing to parse empty `[]` checkboxes.
Solution: Change to `%[.?%]` so the character is optional, matching
`[]`, `[ ]`, `[x]`, and `[!]` uniformly.
* fix(init): add `nowait` to buffer keymap opts
Problem: Buffer-local mappings like `!` could be swallowed by Neovim's
operator-pending machinery or by global maps sharing a prefix, since
the keymap opts did not include `nowait`.
Solution: Add `nowait = true` to the shared `opts` table used for all
buffer-local mappings in `_setup_buf_mappings`.
* feat(init): allow `:Pending done` with no args to use cursor line
Problem: `:Pending done` required an explicit task ID, making it
awkward to mark the current task done while inside the pending buffer.
Solution: When called with no ID, `M.done()` reads the cursor row from
`buffer.meta()` to resolve the task ID, erroring if the cursor is not
on a saved task line.
* fix(views): populate `priority` field in `LineMeta`
Problem: Both `category_view` and `priority_view` omitted `priority`
from the `LineMeta` they produced. `apply_extmarks` checks `m.priority`
to decide whether to render the priority icon, so it was always nil,
causing the `[ ]` pending-icon overlay to replace the `[!]` buffer text.
Solution: Add `priority = task.priority` to both LineMeta constructors.
* fix(buffer): keep `_meta` in sync when `open_line` inserts a new line
Problem: `open_line` inserted a buffer line without updating `_meta`,
leaving the entry at that row pointing to the task that was shifted
down. Pressing `<CR>` (toggle_complete) would read the stale meta,
find a real task ID, toggle it, and re-render — destroying the unsaved
new line.
Solution: Insert a `{ type = 'blank' }` sentinel into `_meta` at the
new line's position so buffer-local actions see no task there.
* fix(buffer): use task sentinel in `open_line` for better unsaved-task errors
* feat(init): warn on dirty buffer before store-dependent actions
Problem: `toggle_complete`, `toggle_priority`, `prompt_date`, and
`done` (no-args) all read from `buffer.meta()` which is stale whenever
the buffer has unsaved edits, leading to silent no-ops or acting on the
wrong task.
Solution: Add a `require_saved()` guard that emits a `log.warn` and
returns false when the buffer is modified. Each store-dependent action
calls it before touching meta or the store.
* fix(init): guard `view`, `undo`, and `filter` against dirty buffer
Problem: `toggle_view`, `undo_write`, and `filter` all call
`buffer.render()` which rewrites the buffer from the store, silently
discarding any unsaved edits. The previous `require_saved()` change
missed these three entry points.
Solution: Add `require_saved()` to the `view` and `filter` keymap
lambdas and to `M.undo_write()`. Also guard `M.filter()` directly so
`:Pending filter` from the command line is covered too.
* fix(init): improve dirty-buffer warning message
* fix(init): tighten dirty-buffer warning message
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pending.nvim
Edit tasks like text. Inspired by oil.nvim, vim-fugitive
Requirements
- Neovim 0.10+
- (Optionally)
curlfor Google Calendar and Google Task sync
Installation
Install with your package manager of choice or via luarocks:
luarocks install pending.nvim
Documentation
:help pending.nvim