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Better which-key functionality #10

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chase-lambert opened this issue Mar 18, 2023 · 3 comments
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Better which-key functionality #10

chase-lambert opened this issue Mar 18, 2023 · 3 comments

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@chase-lambert
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chase-lambert commented Mar 18, 2023

Since I'm here bugging you, I was curious if you use any which key functionality such as provided by something like: https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim

In looking at your repo docs I realized I am missing out on all this great lsp stuff you are providing. But when I try to explore it with which key I am seeing things like this:

which-key
which-key-deeper
where I can't see what each button actually does. It cuts off right before the relevant part. I'm thinking there is probably a way we can trim the repetitive first part and just show a description of the specific command to be called.

But is this something I should be tweaking with the which key plugin or is it something we have to provide through this coc-clojure plugin? I'll keep researching it myself and see if I can help but wanted to reach out in case you already have a better workflow that fixes this.

@NoahTheDuke
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Thanks for the interest! I do use it but not for coc-clojure. I would accept any help if you feel like spending the time on it.

@NoahTheDuke
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Done in e7864e4. Released in v0.0.15

@chase-lambert
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Hey that's awesome! Thanks so much.

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