@@ascourter I haven’t tried hard enough to make Octo work. I get kind of scared it’s going to do something I don’t want, or that it will do something that breaks my companies templates or processes. I need to try it out on my own repo.
@@danporter2453 I can definitely emphasize with this. I had the same fear. You could try just listing and viewing existing PRs first. As long as you don't write the buffer then you should be ok for the most part.
This has happened to me before so many unwanted merges to master. I really like the concept of it but until there is a “safe mode” to prevent any wanted merges or pr closes then I will stay out of it
Great video overall. Short and sweet, well done. Please keep making these, I just got into nvim a week or so ago, would love to see more tutorials similar to this for some hidden gem plugins.
Nice content, man! Quick question, what is the very bar at the bottom there - that contains nvim, the date, time etc? Is that part of the nvim status bar? How would you config that? Thanks a mill!
Thanks! That line is from tmux. Check out my config file here: github.com/exosyphon/dotfiles/blob/main/.tmux.conf You can also check out my video on it too if you want more context
Have you setup the aucmd to set the keybindings for @ and # autocompletion on octo files? The idea sounds appealing to me, but I'm lacking the understanding on ftplugins and aucmd to figure out how to do it properly and doing it outside that context would be a problem. Maybe you have seen someone do something similar and I could look at the code? Thanks in advance.
great video, but I'm getting an error "You are not logged into any accounts on pers" , but if I use :!gh issue list, it works, perhaps I'm missing a configuration step..
@@ascourter yeah, I just posted in the discuss board. hopefully they'll reply soon, I cant wait to use this package and stop using GH in a separate tab.
What else should I cover with Github in Neovim? More octo.nvim and gh-dash?
This definitely seems like a plugin you could do a few videos on and dive into some more details.
@@danporter2453 I agree. Definitely plan on digging in more. Let me know if there are any specific workflows you are interested in!
@@ascourter I haven’t tried hard enough to make Octo work. I get kind of scared it’s going to do something I don’t want, or that it will do something that breaks my companies templates or processes. I need to try it out on my own repo.
@@danporter2453 I can definitely emphasize with this. I had the same fear. You could try just listing and viewing existing PRs first. As long as you don't write the buffer then you should be ok for the most part.
This has happened to me before so many unwanted merges to master. I really like the concept of it but until there is a “safe mode” to prevent any wanted merges or pr closes then I will stay out of it
This is gonna save me from leaving the terminal so much. I love it!
Yes! I've been loving it
Great video overall. Short and sweet, well done. Please keep making these, I just got into nvim a week or so ago, would love to see more tutorials similar to this for some hidden gem plugins.
Nice clean/concise intro to this plugin.
Yeah buddy! Nice work and nice intro!
And great thumbnail too
Thanks Cody!
Nice content, man! Quick question, what is the very bar at the bottom there - that contains nvim, the date, time etc? Is that part of the nvim status bar? How would you config that? Thanks a mill!
Thanks! That line is from tmux. Check out my config file here: github.com/exosyphon/dotfiles/blob/main/.tmux.conf
You can also check out my video on it too if you want more context
@@ascourter cool! Thanks, man! Didn’t know we could change the tmux green line. Awesome!
Have you setup the aucmd to set the keybindings for @ and # autocompletion on octo files? The idea sounds appealing to me, but I'm lacking the understanding on ftplugins and aucmd to figure out how to do it properly and doing it outside that context would be a problem.
Maybe you have seen someone do something similar and I could look at the code?
Thanks in advance.
I created a video on autocommands that might be helpful. I'll check this out though and see what I can come up with
great video, but I'm getting an error "You are not logged into any accounts on pers" , but if I use :!gh issue list, it works, perhaps I'm missing a configuration step..
Oh interesting. You might submit an issue for octo.nvim, they are pretty responsive with errors that come up.
@@ascourter yeah, I just posted in the discuss board. hopefully they'll reply soon, I cant wait to use this package and stop using GH in a separate tab.