Following the suggestion in #11705, this PR removes the wrapping of the
visual-mode widget and instead uses the zli-line-pre-redraw hook
([special
widget](https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Zsh-Line-Editor.html#Special-Widgets))
to check state and change the cursor accordingly.
My understanding is that the
[REGION_ACTIVE](https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Zsh-Line-Editor.html#index-REGION_005fACTIVE)
variable indicates which characters/regions are to be highlighted, and
it has values of:
- 0: no highlight
- 1: character/region highlight active
- 2: line highlight active
and that for visual/visual-line modes, VI_KEYMAP must be updated
by the plugin itself.
fixes 11705
Add a new plugin for the Hetzner Cloud CLI (hcloud) with:
- Auto-completion support
- Comprehensive aliases for all major hcloud commands
- Context management shortcuts
- Server, volume, network, and firewall management aliases
- Load balancer and certificate management shortcuts
- Documentation with complete alias reference
BREAKING CHANGE: `tfaa` (apply auto-approve) aliases are now named `tfa!`
to require extra effort on potentially destructive action, in a similar
fashion to destroy auto-approve.
BREAKING CHANGE: `kl` alias has been renamed to `klog`, because of conflict
with https://github.com/robinovitch61/kl.
Co-authored-by: Marc Cornellà <marc@mcornella.com>
BREAKING CHANGE: the following deprecated aliases have been removed:
gup, gupv, gupa, gupav, gupom, gupom. The following aliases have been
deprecated: ggpull, ggpur, ggpush. `current_branch` has also been
deprecated, in favor of `git_current_branch`.
Add unar as a fallback when unrar is not available for extracting
RAR files. This addresses the issue where unrar has been removed
from Homebrew due to licensing issues.
The extraction now:
- Prefers unrar if available (backward compatible)
- Falls back to unar if unrar is not found
- Shows helpful error message if neither tool is installed
BREAKING CHANGE: `rbfu`, the tool to manage Ruby versions, has long
been deprecated (2013-02-05). The plugin has been removed. If you
were still using it, consider using alternative Ruby version
managers: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ruby/ruby-version-managers.html
BREAKING CHANGE: the fig plugin has been removed. `fig` was sunset
on September 1, 2024. Having this plugin no longer makes sense.
See https://fig.io/ for more information.
