Promote the Unreleased changelog section to 2.2.0 and leave a fresh
Unreleased placeholder above it. No code changes.
Highlights of this release:
- Six default behaviors moved to opt-in flags: exrc/secure, normal-mode
,F reindent, jk escape, Ctrl-S save, sudo-save, completion keymaps,
auto-pairs, terminal keymaps.
- install.sh: interactive PlugClean (no longer silently nukes
user-added plugins), pipx-first Python tool install (no more
silent --break-system-packages on PEP 668 distros), interactive
profile selection, --dry-run / --configure-only flags.
- ttimeoutlen tuned to 50ms on SSH/TTY (was 10ms unconditionally).
- Built-in plugin guards corrected: gzip/logiPat/rrhelper/spellfile
needed unscoped loaded_X form, not g:loaded_X.
- get.sh: hardened bootstrap (refuses non-chopsticks repos, dry-run
is side-effect-free, CHOPSTICKS_DEST for non-default install path).
- :ChopsticksStatus diagnostic command, profile-aware ,? cheat sheet,
scripts/test.sh shared by CI and local maintainers.
- README/install.sh now state Vim 8.1+ accurately; install summary
leads with ,? as the first onboarding hint.
env.vim sets g:loaded_X for twelve built-in plugins to short-circuit
them. A prior fix corrected the casing on g:loaded_logiPat, but four
of those plugins actually check the unscoped loaded_X form, not
g:loaded_X — so those four guards have been doing nothing.
Affected (all old runtime plugins predating the g:loaded_ convention):
- gzip.vim checks `loaded_gzip`
- logiPat.vim checks `loaded_logiPat`
- rrhelper.vim checks `loaded_rrhelper`
- spellfile.vim checks `loaded_spellfile_plugin`
Set both forms (g: and unscoped) for those four — belt and
suspenders. Empirically saves ~270μs at startup, mostly from gzip
which was loading its full autocmd group on every launch.
Add a regression assertion: source .vimrc, verify the four unscoped
guards exist.
Closes#81
PR #36 rebound fuzzy-find from Ctrl+P (native command-line history)
to ,ff, but four user-facing sites still told people to press Ctrl+P:
- install.sh interactive menu (ripgrep description, fzf description)
- QUICKSTART.md "Find things" block
- .github/demo.tape (the script that regenerates the README hero GIF)
Three text fixes; the .tape update keeps a future regenerate honest.
The binary .github/demo.gif still shows Ctrl+P — regenerating it
requires the original /tmp/demo-project fixture which isn't in repo,
so that's left for a follow-up.
Closes#79
* Bump ttimeoutlen to 50ms on SSH/TTY
ttimeoutlen=10 fragments multi-byte key codes (F-keys, arrows, Alt-
prefixes) when one-way latency exceeds 10ms, which is normal on SSH.
Vim then sees ESC followed by a literal letter and either returns to
Normal mode mid-insert or treats the trailing byte as a separate
keypress (so <F4> inserts "4").
50ms is the standard "slow link" value: well below perceptible <Esc>
delay locally and big enough for typical residential/long-haul SSH.
g:is_tty already gates several other terminal accommodations; reuse
it here.
Closes#74
* Pin TERM in ttimeoutlen test (env-hermetic)
Two small first-run UX fixes bundled together (both touch install.sh
and README, with the same review surface):
1. README badge and install.sh warn line bumped 8.0+ → 8.1+. The
runtime conditionally relies on patches 8.1.0360 (diffopt) and
8.1.1517 (completeopt+=popup). Guards no-op on 8.0 but the docs
were silently misleading anyone debugging on stale Vim.
2. "First steps inside Vim" block reordered so ,? leads. The cheat
sheet is the most useful onboarding asset; it shouldn't be buried
below three "how to leave" hints. Also promoted ,x above :q!
since the latter is emergency, not first-run.
Closes#76Closes#77
Four `vim -u NONE` invocations in scripts/test.sh set a profile or
option as their first `-c` then `source .vimrc`. They didn't override
XDG_CONFIG_HOME, so .vimrc's local-config hook read
~/.config/chopsticks.vim and any `let g:chopsticks_profile = '...'`
there silently overrode the test's setup.
After install.sh runs (writing `engineer` or `full` to that file),
scripts/test.sh vim fails on the developer's machine but passes in
CI — CI never runs install.sh.
Fix by prepending XDG_CONFIG_HOME="\$EMPTY_XDG" to the four bare sites,
matching what the surrounding tests already do. L176 stays unchanged
because it explicitly sets g:chopsticks_local_config to its own
controlled file.
Closes#72
The previous fallback chain (pip3 install → pip3 install
--break-system-packages) silently writes into the distro Python's
site-packages on PEP 668 systems (Debian 12+, Ubuntu 23.04+). The warn
message fires after the damage is done. Since the target audience is
engineers SSH-ing into Linux servers, the PEP 668 hit rate is high.
New order:
1. pipx install (isolated per-tool venvs)
2. pip3 --user (works on pre-PEP-668 Python)
3. --break-system-packages (gated behind CHOPSTICKS_ALLOW_BREAK_SYSTEM=1)
4. fail with a remediation hint
Also:
- Bootstrap pipx via the system package manager if it's missing.
- Warn if $HOME/.local/bin is absent from PATH (pipx and pip --user
both install there).
Closes#66
Previously install.sh ran `_vim_run 'PlugClean!'` unconditionally before
PlugInstall. PlugClean with bang removes any directory under
~/.vim/plugged not declared in the active profile's g:plugs, without
confirmation — silently nuking plugins a user has manually cloned to try
out, plus leftovers from older profile config (Goyo, Limelight, etc.).
Replace with a `list_extra_plugins` helper that runs a Vim subprocess
with all opt-in flags forced on and `$TMUX = '1'`, so the declared set
covers every plugin any chopsticks profile/flag combination could
register. Conditional plugins (vim-tmux-navigator, auto-pairs) are
therefore never flagged as extras.
When extras are detected:
- interactive: list them, ask before running PlugClean!
- --yes: leave in place, instruct the user to run :PlugClean manually
- otherwise (no extras): skip PlugClean entirely (saves an 80ms Vim
launch on the common case)
Closes#64
`,F` in normal mode mapped `gg=G\`\`` — reindent the entire file with
no confirmation. A muscle-typo of `,F` instead of `,f` (LSP format)
rewrites the whole buffer, and `=` does not always produce sensible
indentation for languages where Vim's internal indent expression is
poor.
Gate the normal-mode binding behind `g:chopsticks_enable_reindent_file`
(default off). The visual-mode binding (`vnoremap <leader>F =`) is
bounded by the user's selection and stays as default.
README's all-keybindings table now marks `,F re-indent (v)` to reflect
the visual-only default.
Closes#68
`set exrc` causes Vim to source `.vimrc`/`.exrc` from the current
working directory, which is a wider blast radius than the default
should accept for a config aimed at SSH/shared-host workflows.
`set secure` mitigates the most dangerous behaviors but still allows
arbitrary buffer state changes from an untrusted CWD.
Gate both behind `g:chopsticks_enable_exrc` (default off), following the
existing opt-in convention used for jk escape, Ctrl-S save, auto-pairs,
terminal keymaps, and completion keymaps.
Closes#62
The original rule was easy to misread as "no npm tools anywhere",
which conflicts with install.sh installing prettier/eslint/etc. The
real boundary is the Vim runtime: no coc.nvim or Node-backed
completion engines. External CLIs that ALE shells out to are fine.
Update the README pointer line to match.
Closes#70
