chopsticks/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

Unreleased

2.2.0 — 2026-05-17

Added

• ~/.config/chopsticks.vim local pre-load config for profile and user choices
• g:chopsticks_enable_markdown_preview to control Previm independently
• g:chopsticks_profile with minimal, engineer, and full profiles
• .markdownlint.json aligned with the project's README/changelog style
• :ChopsticksStatus diagnostic command — checks system tools, LSP servers, linters, formatters
• ,af toggle format-on-save (ALE fix_on_save)
• ,gL git log graph (last 20 commits)
• ,gC FZF git commits search, ,gB buffer commits
• Interactive installer profile selection for minimal, engineer, and full
• install.sh --profile=minimal|engineer|full for scripted profile selection
• install.sh --dry-run to show the resolved profile/config path without writes
• install.sh --configure-only to update local profile config without reinstalling
• get.sh --dry-run for safe bootstrap previews before clone/update/install
• CHOPSTICKS_DEST=/absolute/path to test or install the bootstrap target elsewhere
• scripts/test.sh local test runner reused by GitHub Actions
• scripts/test.sh quick, --help, and list for easier local test discovery

Fixed

• Built-in plugin guards for gzip, logiPat, rrhelper, and spellfile_plugin are now set in both g:-prefixed and unscoped forms — those four old-style runtime plugins check loaded_X (no g:), so the previous g:loaded_X lines did nothing. Saves ~270μs total at startup, mostly from gzip
• install.sh interactive menu and QUICKSTART now show ,ff (current fuzzy-find binding) instead of the stale Ctrl+p left over from the native-first cleanup; .github/demo.tape updated to match (the binary GIF still shows Ctrl+p until someone regenerates it from a fresh fixture)
• README badge and install.sh recommend Vim 8.1+ instead of 8.0+ — the runtime conditionally relies on patches 8.1.0360 (diffopt) and 8.1.1517 (completeopt+=popup), so 8.0 users hit option errors
• ttimeoutlen is now 50ms when g:is_tty (was 10ms unconditionally); fixes F-keys, arrow keys, and Alt-prefixes fragmenting on SSH where one-way latency exceeds 10ms. Local terminals keep the 10ms snappy default
• install.sh no longer silently PlugClean!s user-added plugins from ~/.vim/plugged; it now lists undeclared plugin directories first and asks before removing them (--yes skips the removal entirely)
• install.sh Python tools now prefer pipx and pip3 --user over pip3 install --break-system-packages; the break-system path is gated behind CHOPSTICKS_ALLOW_BREAK_SYSTEM=1 so PEP 668 distros are no longer silently polluted
• g:loaded_logipat typo → g:loaded_logiPat — logiPat was loading fully (0.478ms wasted)
• get.sh now refuses to update an existing ~/.vim git repo unless its origin is chopsticks
• Large file protection now stays active after filetype and syntax autocommands
• g:ale_fix_on_save = 0 in local config is now respected
• Local config now respects absolute XDG_CONFIG_HOME instead of hardcoding ~/.config

Changed

• install.sh "First steps inside Vim" block now leads with ,? (cheat sheet) — the single best onboarding asset is now the first thing a new user sees after install, not the fourth
• set exrc/set secure are now opt-in via g:chopsticks_enable_exrc = 1; Vim no longer sources project-local .vimrc/.exrc from the working directory by default
• Normal-mode ,F (reindent the entire file with gg=G) is now opt-in via g:chopsticks_enable_reindent_file = 1; visual-mode ,F (reindent selection) stays as the default since it's bounded by the user's pick
• ,? cheat sheet is now profile-aware and hides LSP/ALE/preview/UndoTree keys when those features are disabled
• Module reload/source paths now use fnameescape() so installs in paths with spaces are handled correctly
• CI now verifies path-safe module loading, the local config hook, and minimal-profile cheat sheet output
• Markdown now opens in quiet writing mode by default: no real-time markdownlint, no Marksman LSP, no spell noise, no conceal, no sign column, and no realtime preview
• Native s is no longer shadowed by EasyMotion; use ,S for the two-character jump
• ,w now uses a normal :write instead of forced :write!
• Swap files are enabled again and stored under ~/.vim/.swap for crash recovery
• Installer defaults are slimmer: only core search tools stay selected by default; language and lint suites are opt-in
• :ChopsticksStatus now respects disabled LSP/lint profiles instead of reporting intentionally disabled tools as missing
• ,sv now clears the load guard before sourcing $MYVIMRC
• CI now verifies key plugin directories, Markdown quiet defaults, markdownlint, and an explicit startup-time threshold
• Installer plugin validation now checks every plugin required by the active profile
• The optional tool menu now hides LSP/lint suites in minimal and selects Marksman by default in full
• tmux integration is written as a managed block so future installer runs can update it without appending duplicate bindings
• Installer cleanup now restores the cursor after interrupted checkbox menus
• Bootstrap dry-run now refuses unrelated existing git repos before any writes
• CI now shares shell, installer, bootstrap, docs, and Vim smoke checks with the local test runner
• CI now checks the test runner help and group-list commands
• Skip 2 more built-in plugins: openPlugin, manpager (10 → 12 total)
• Remove deprecated set ttyfast (no-op since Vim 8)
• Add grepprg=rg --vimgrep — :grep now uses ripgrep + quickfix
• Add diffopt with histogram algorithm and indent-heuristic
• Consolidate FZF Rg/RgWord/GFiles commands (DRY refactor)
• vim-tmux-navigator: conditional load (only inside tmux), fallback Ctrl+hjkl mappings outside
• Add Ctrl+hjkl window navigation fallback when tmux-navigator not loaded

2.1.0 — 2025-04-22

Added

• Cheat sheet (,?) — vertical sidebar, one key per line, section headers
• Previm markdown preview restored (lazy-loaded, ,mp)
• :LspInstallServer added to cheat sheet

Changed

• Plugin count: 25 (restored previm, dropped 5 bloat plugins)
• QUICKSTART updated — removed stale references, improved first-launch guidance

2.0.0 — 2025-04-21

Added

• Sidebar toggle (,e / ,E) — left-side netrw with topleft vertical, winfixwidth, proper toggle
• Enriched statusline — SLMode, SLGit, SLAle, SLFlags
• Toggle feedback — F2/F3/F4/F6/,ss echo current state
• vim . layout — netrw left + Startify right (removed in later refactor)
• Interactive tutorial (:ChopsticksLearn — removed in later release)

Removed (Unix minimalism refactor)

• 565 lines of dead code and bloat
• 5 plugins: Goyo, Limelight, vim-obsession, indentLine, vim-unimpaired
• modules/writing.vim — folded into languages.vim
• tutor/chopsticks.tutor — removed (269 lines)
• Tab management keybindings (8 mappings), spell nav bindings (4 mappings)
• Dead functions: HasPaste(), CleanExtraSpaces(), ToggleNumber(), SynStack
• TTY welcome message, ,so, ,ms, ,sh mappings

Changed

• CI plugin threshold lowered to 20
• README: hero layout with demo GIF, badges, architecture diagram
• vim-markdown settings absorbed from writing.vim into languages.vim

1.3.0 — 2025-04-20

Changed

• Startup: 39ms → 19ms (51% faster)
• Dropped vim-unimpaired for performance
• Runtime tuning across modules

1.2.0 — 2025-04-19

Added

• Hero README with demo GIF, CI badges
• GitHub Actions CI (startup test on macOS + Ubuntu, shellcheck)
• Issue/PR templates

Changed

• Documentation rewrite — clean, short, for engineers

1.1.0 — 2025-04-18

Added

• 12-module architecture (env → plugins → core → ui → editing → navigation → lsp → lint → git → writing → languages → tools)
• Zen mode (Goyo + Limelight)
• Run file (,cr) with auto filetype detection
• Smart search (SmartFiles, Rg, RgWord)
• EasyMotion, yank highlight, undo tree
• Robust installer (get.sh) with preflight checks

Changed

• .vimrc split into 12 self-contained modules
• Comprehensive bug audit (14 fixes)

1.0.0 — 2025-04-16

Added

• Initial Vim configuration — migrated from Neovim
• vim-plug plugin manager
• vim-lsp + asyncomplete (pure VimScript LSP)
• ALE linting + format-on-save
• FZF fuzzy finder
• Fugitive + GitGutter
• Solarized colorscheme
• TTY detection and graceful degradation
• Platform installer (macOS, Debian, Arch, Fedora)