me to the IDE every time I encounter a slight inconvenience or annoyance, now that I've written my first VS Code/Positron extension

1/2 Case in point: I use {targets} iteratively when doing analyses in #RStats, but it can result in some annoying behaviors, like:

list(
tar_target(name = , command = {
read.csv("data.csv") <- run this command and...
}),
...
...
...
) | <- cursor ends up here, at bottom 😡

(specifically, that happens when you run the last line in a target in VS Code/Positron)

With the tarborist extension, I can override the default next-line behavior when I'm in a valid target call, and thus move the cursor to a more sane position (and not jump down to the bottom of a long pipeline)

@tylermorganwall Any chance you’d be willing to extend tarborist to support tar_plan? Once you start with it you won’t go back.
@danwwilson Just added it!
@tylermorganwall 🎉 and a gold star for you!!! ⭐️
@tylermorganwall Just tried it out in anger and so far it’s pretty cool. @adamhsparks and @lwpembleton you want to get on this!!!
@danwwilson @tylermorganwall @lwpembleton I’m a Neovim user these days. But lots of extensions are ported over,
@adamhsparks @tylermorganwall @lwpembleton The main thing that keeps me in vs ode is the lack of replacement for {rstudioapi} support. Otherwise I reckon I’d be on board completely