If you are using #Obsidian notes in #neovim (without the Obsidian UI) and want AI to access your notes, I've made a simple #mcp server that can interact with the notes in various ways.
https://github.com/Piotr1215/mcp-obsidian/
GitHub - Piotr1215/mcp-obsidian: simple mcp server for interacting with local obsidian notes

simple mcp server for interacting with local obsidian notes - Piotr1215/mcp-obsidian

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Le problème de porter des t-shirt de gros nerd, c’est qu’après il faut que j’explique la blague ( de niche, beaucoup trop de niche celle-là ) #vim #neovim
#neovim Development News The 0.12 version will allow a callable `behavior` for `vim.tbl_extend()` and `vim.tbl_deep_extend()` for a more flexible table merge. PR: - github.com/neovim/neovi...

feat(lua): allow function `beh...

TIL: #neovim is sponsored by three companies: one "AI terminal" company, one "AI developer platform" company and one "AI code review" platform

I had assumed that I was safe from AI by using neovim, but it appears not. I guess I'll have to be prepared to go back to #vim when the "AI" plague inevitably spreads to neovim

Я использую https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim, на который идея хорошо ложится. Приведённая выше ссылка должна открываться подобным образом:
```fish
foot -- nvim ~/Documents/ -c 'silent! /sync'
```
Осталось только сляпать скрипт, реализующий схему.

Единственный оставшийся вопрос — нужна ли часть `//`?

#uri #nvim #neovim #pkm #norg #neorg

не нужна
пусть символизирует
Poll ends at .
GitHub - stevearc/oil.nvim: Neovim file explorer: edit your filesystem like a buffer

Neovim file explorer: edit your filesystem like a buffer - stevearc/oil.nvim

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@achim you want the filetype command - https://neovim.io/doc/user/filetype.html - it can be set in the file or you can type a command within #NeoVim
Filetype - Neovim docs

Neovim user documentation

So, I'm looking for some help with #neovim with #CodeCompanion and #MCPHub.

My company pays for #Copilot.
CodeCompanionChat works well, connected to #Claude.
I have MCPHub with the #Git #MCP working if I use @mcp to explicitly make all the MCPs available.

But the doc says I should have working completions for things like @git_commit. Which I don't.

I know it's a niche but hey, worth a shot.

Fun fact is LLMs don't help with that :-/

Thanks in advance!

A recent neovim PR implements text objects for incremental selection, as determined by an LSP server: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/34011

#neovim

feat(lsp): incremental selection via `textDocument/selectionRange` by ribru17 · Pull Request #34011 · neovim/neovim

Select outwards with an and inwards with in in Visual mode. Ranges are reset when leaving Visual mode.

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Quick opinion: LazyVim is an amazing piece of software to make NeoVim become a full-fledged IDE, but that sort of misses the point of using a text editor, doesn't it?

(It works amazingly, give it a try, but I think the rationale is not so convincing to me. On the other hand, lazy.nvim is a great plugin manager you can use independently from LazyVim)

#neovim

I have a #Python file that does not have a *.py extension. I would like to tell my #NeoVim that it is a Python script, so that it can do proper syntax highlighting.

I know that I achieve this by adding some special comments to the file, that are interpreted by NeoVim. But I don't remember how to do it and how the feature is called.

All the involved terms are bad for asking Google. Can somebody give me a hint please?