OCaml is a blast, pure functional >90% of the time, but for those moments where you really need a hash map/array or mutability, it's there and blends right into your program!

Caveat that, of course, I won't replace every json, but if one needs to be manually maintained and has recurring patterns or duplicate info I will be fast on the trigger to swap it for a lua generator.

I think this is what apple tried to do with pkl, but it felt like overkill for my current needs

Wow amazing, thank you! I'll try it out and take a look, I am also no treesitter expert, but if I find an opportunity to contribute I'll send it your way

Very interesting, I bet this will change with the new `dune tools` stuff in dune developer preview

Woah interesting, thanks for the tip! Any idea why dune watch is necessary? Seems like a strange interaction between the two tools.

Glad there is a solution, but I would love if it could work without dune watching

I use it to debug other languages too, any debugger that implements the dap protocol will work (i.e any debugger that works with vscode)

You got me to check my dotfiles to make sure it was indeed built-in and I didn't also have a keymap for this 🤣

The vim patch: github.com/vim/vim/rele...

I think this was added natively to both vim and neovim in ~2022: neovim.io/doc/user/cha...

Check out the neovim feed bsky.app/profile/did:...

Come hang with us in the neovim feed! bsky.app/profile/did:...

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If there are other ways to achieve this with nvim-dap, nvim-dap-ui, or any other neovim plugins please let me know!

I was struggling too until I restarted with github.com/nvim-lua/kic...

It's been 2 years now, and I could not be happier. 0 lines remain from the original kickstart config, but it helped me focus on one piece at a time

The heck! That should say Neovim!